Answer: B. LONG-ARM STATUTES
Explanation: long-arm statute is the jurisdiction that gives a court the authority to prosecute a case involving an out of state defendant or resident based on certain acts committed by the out of state defendant or resident with the premise that the out of state defendant or resident has a minimum connection with the state.
Which means the out of state defendant or resident must have a systematic and constant activity within the Jurisdiction of the Court and a cause of action that came up from that activity.
The answer is false.
P in soap stands for purpose. SOAPS stands for Subject(what is being discussed), Occasion(what is the context of events), Audience(to whom the message is directed), Purpose(what is the recommended action for the reader) and the Speaker(what or who is the source).
Answer:
Navigate to Prohibit Software from the Inventory tab. This will list the details of all the software that are already prohibited.
Click Add Prohibited Software. This will open the Add Prohibited Software dialog listing all the software detected in the managed computers. You should have scanned the Windows systems at least once to have the details of the software here.
Select the software that you wish to prohibit and move them to Prohibited List.
Note: In case you have grouped certain software and you are adding that Software
D. Mov ax, [bx+si] is your answer
