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biggirl4568

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Creating concise, memorable titles to your Web documents serves the following purpose:
 a. titles act as indicators of what to expect.
  b. making it easier for the browser to display the Web documents.
  c. titles provide an easy visual clue to identify source files quickly when you need to make changes.
  d. titles are not really as important as links.
  e. a and c only.

Question 2

Which of the following are important considerations when evaluating the longer-term relationship potential of a supplier?
  I. The supplier is willing to commit specific resources to the relationship.
  II. The supplier has added many employees to payroll in the last three years.
  III. The supplier is willing to engage in joint problem solving and improvement efforts.
 a. I, III
 b. I, II, III
 c. II, III
 d. I only



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

a



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