Sam is an IBM Web Content Manager administrator. He has created a few web content pages with the Web Content Manager Viewer portlet in them. Most of the users can customize the settings for specific pages using the Edit Shared Settings section. What must Sam do to restrict some of these parameters from being changed?

• A. A specific setting cannot be locked. Instead, he can restrict access permission for the portlet and not provide an option to access Edit SharedSettings or Personalize.
• B. Click Configure on the portlet menu. For the setting that he wants to lock, click the Personalize icon next to the label for the setting.
• C. Click Configure on the portlet menu. For the setting that he wants to lock, click the lock icon next to the label for the setting.
• D. Click Configure on the portlet menu. For the setting that he wants to lock, clear the Allow Customize check box next to the label for the setting.

A content item named "News List" has been created in the "News" Site Area, which also contains other news related content items. The "News List" content item uses a menu component named "News Menu" to display a listing of content items in the "News" Site Area. Since the "New List" content item also exists within this site, how can the content author prevent the "News List" content item from being displayed in the menu list?

• A. Adjust the sort order to "ascending by type" and choose to render the menu list at the second content item.
• B. Adjust the sort order to "descending by type" and choose to render the menu list at the second content item.
• C. Enable the "Exclude current content from results" option in the menu component.
• D. Leave the "current content" field in the menu design properties section of the menu component empty so no output will be rendered.

Amanda is building a Workflow to manage content for a website. Which of the following correctly describes how she can use Workflow stages in IBM Web Content Manager?

• A. She can assign a Workflow stage to a content item to determine when it should be published.
• B. She can add a Workflow action to a content item to determine when it should be published.
• C. She can add a Workflow action to a Workflow stage to allow a content item to be published when it enters the Workflow stage.
• D. She can assign a Workflow stage to a content item to determine who has read access to the content item.

Joe, a content manager author, has already created content that does not contain a workflow.
The company decides to have workflow and have editors review the content prior to publishing.
What must Joe do to enable workflow on existing content?

• A. Joe must recreate the contents. He cannot add workflow to an existing content item.
• B. Joe should contact his IBM Web Content Manager administrator and have him run the workflow update tool to enable workflow on the existingitems by accessing below URL: http:// [HOST]: [PORT]/wps/wcm/myconnect/?MOD=workflowenablement&library=libraryname&workflow=workflo wname&fix=true
• C. Joe should contact his Web Content Manager administrator and have him run the workflow update tool to enable workflow on the existing itemsby accessing below URL:http:// [HOST]: [PORT]/wps/wcm/myconnect/?MOD=workflowenablement&library=libraryname&workflow=workflo wname&enable=true
• D. Joe should contact his Web Content Manager administrator and have him run the workflow update tool to enable workflow on the existing itemsby accessing below URL: http:// [HOST]: [PORT]/wps/wcm/myconnect/?MOD=workflowenablement&library=libraryname&workflow=workflo wname

When working with an expire action, all of the following statements are true, except:

• A. An item will only be expired once it has entered a workflow stage containing an expire action, and when the selected expired date and time hasbeen reached.
• B. Expired items are items that were once published but have since been removed from the live website. Items that do not use a workflow can beexpired.
• C. An item that uses a workflow can appear in a state of pending expired. This indicates that the item has entered a workflow stage that includesan expire action but the action has yet to be processed.
• D. The expire action changes an item's Status from Published to Expired. This means the document is no longer available on the site.