Microsoft Windows 98 Communication & Stakeholder Relations 2

Question 1

Which Windows 98 application was designed specifically for real-time video conferencing and collaboration over the internet?

Accepted Answer

NetMeeting

Answer

NetMeeting provided video conferencing, audio calls, whiteboard sharing, and application sharing over the internet or LAN.

Question 2

A project manager needs to send a fax directly from Windows 98 without a standalone fax machine. Which built-in feature supports this?

Accepted Answer

Microsoft Fax via Outlook

Answer

Windows 98 included Microsoft Fax integrated with Outlook, allowing users to send faxes through a modem directly from the desktop.

Question 3

A stakeholder requests that meeting notes be shared in real-time during a NetMeeting session. Which NetMeeting feature best serves this need?

Accepted Answer

Shared Whiteboard

Answer

NetMeeting's Whiteboard allowed all participants to view and annotate shared content simultaneously in real time.

Question 4

What Windows 98 accessory allowed users to communicate with remote bulletin board systems (BBS) using a modem?

Accepted Answer

HyperTerminal

Answer

HyperTerminal was a terminal emulation program that enabled modem-based connections to BBS systems and remote hosts.

Question 5

Which Windows 98 feature allowed two computers to share files and communicate via a serial or parallel cable without a network?

Accepted Answer

Direct Cable Connection

Answer

Direct Cable Connection enabled file sharing and basic networking between two PCs using a direct serial or parallel cable link.

Microsoft Windows 98 Practice Test