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OS/2 Warp 4 Advanced Concepts and Support 
Test 202 Objectives


SECTION 1: SPEECH AND MULTIMEDIA

  • Describe how to move the Voice Type Dictation environment for a user to another system so that the user obtains the same level of accuracy experienced in the existing Voice Type Dictation environment.
  • Describe the settings in Voice Type Dictation that can affect speech recognition accuracy.
  • List the steps required to enable an object to be accessed using the "jump-to" voice command.
  • Describe the conditions under which enrollment training might be needed to improve speed recognition.
  • Given an OS/2 Warp 4 system with speech enabled, describe how to customize the voice commands for an application.
  • Describe the technique a Voice Type Dictation user might need to improve speech recognition accuracy.
  • Describe in sequence the tasks required to install audio adapter support. This includes audio and modem support.
SECTION 2: PROBLEM DETERMINATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES
  • Describe the structure of the MAKEINI.EXE command when used in resetting the Workplace Shell "lock system" password.
  • Given non-functioning hardware, resolve IRQ conflicts to produce a successful boot with operational hardware.
  • Describe the conditions under which modifying the "Recovery Choices" menu becomes necessary.
  • List the steps required to modify the system such that the "Recovery Choices" menu provides additional configuration options during startup.
  • Given the need to contact IBM Support Services, list the specific information which will need to be provided to them and cite the tools used to facilitate/automate the information gathering process.
  • Given the need to interface with IBM using Remote Client Support, describe what is required to use this product.
SECTION 3: PERFORMANCE
  • Describe the steps required to configure OS/2 Warp 4 in the following areas: disk performance, memory usage, network performance, DOS and Windows performance, and Desktop performance, and use a benchmark to verify a measurable performance improvement.
  • Given an OS/2 Warp 4 system that responds in a sluggish manner, describe the steps to configure the input queue to provide improved performance.
SECTION 4: APPLICATION SUPPORT
  • Given the requirement for native DOS under OS/2 Warp 4, describe the steps to run and configure a VMB session and to modify the VMB sessions to run the required program and access all HPFS and FAT hard drives.
  • Given an application not in the Application Migration Database, list the steps necessary to update it resulting in a new DATABASE.DAT.
  • State the conditions and restrictions for using a dedicated DOS session.
  • Describe the steps necessary to setup and use the dedicated DOS session feature so that an appropriate DOS program can be started and ended and have control returned to OS/2 Warp 4.
  • Given a set of customer requirements for Windows application support, describe the steps to configure Win-OS/2 under OS/2 Warp 4 for application and printer support.
SECTION 5: SYSTEM EXTENSIONS
  • Identify the system requirements necessary to install the Java Developer's Toolkit on an existing OS/2 Warp 4 system.
  • Explain how to install the Java Developer's Toolkit on an existing OS/2 Warp 4 system.
  • Given a user requirement, explain how to install appropriate BonusPak application(s).
  • Given a customer requirement to install and configure OS/2 Warp 4 Systems Management, describe the features and functions. Describe and use the steps to install the client and list the necessary configuration parameters to setup the systems management client such that the client works correctly.
  • Given an environment where security functions are needed, describe the steps to enable and configure the security features provided by OS/2 Warp 4 components.


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