⟩ What is Inner Join in SQL server joins?
A join that displays only the rows that have a match in both joined tables is known as inner Join. This is the default type of join in the Query and View Designer.
A join that displays only the rows that have a match in both joined tables is known as inner Join. This is the default type of join in the Query and View Designer.
Which option lets you open only a part of an image by typing the range of the frame in load frames box? a Maintain layers and pages b Load partial file c Link bitmap externally d None of the above.
How can you create the shape, as shown in the image, in the most appropriate way? a Create a circle and drag the uppermost node inward. b Draw the shape manually with any shape drawing tool. c Trim the appropriate shapes from each other. d None of the above.
Which tool helps you convert bitmaps into vectors without using power tracing contro ls as shown in the image? a Trace Bitmap b Outline Trace c Centerline Trace d Quick Trace
You can add guidelines to the _____________ if you want them to apply to the entire document and have a master page, Corel presets and User-defined presets. b first page, Default and Dynamic presets. c last page, Corel presets and Dynamic presets. d None of the above
Documents that contain color profiles are known as tagged documents. a Yes b No
The_____________________ guides you through the process of finding objects that contain the properties you specify and then replacing those properties with others. a Collect to output wizard b Document properties Wizard c Replace wizard d None of the above.
CorelDraw allows you to rotate the guidelines. a True b False
Color management system in CorelDRAW has four methods of interpreting out-of-gamut colors. a Yes b No
How can u achieve the result shown in the image? a Text ->Drop Cap b Text ->Straighten Text c Text ->Fit Text To Path d Text ->Encode
The __________________rendering intent is suitable for logos or other graphics that contain only a few out-of-gamut a Relative colorimetric b Absolute colorimetric c Perceptual d Saturation