1. Name the three foundation subsystems (which run in User Mode) in NT 3.51.
2. Of the three subsystems, which subsystem is always up and running?
3. Each Win32-based application runs in how large of a memory address space?
4. Of the following, which is supported under Windows NT 3.51 for OLE?
5. What do MS-DOS-based applications run in (and that is also associated with the Win32 subsystem)?
6. On non-Intel-based platforms (i.e. RISC), what is the formal term for the Intel emulator in the VDM?
7. When a VDM is started, what two VDM configurational files are read and executed?
8. What version of MS-DOS is supported in a NT 3.51 VDM?
9. Windows 3.1-based (16-bit) applications are supported by what (and it runs on top of a VDM)?
10. A WOW is what type of multiprocessing environment?
11. Of the following, what is not supported by the WOW?
12. What is an example of correct syntax to start a Win16-based application (i.e. WRITE.EXE) in its own memory space from the command prompt?
13. True or false: The OS/2 subsystem does not need any support services from the Win32 subsystem to run OS/2 applications?
14. Which subsystem will a bound application start in by default?
15. True or false: The POSIX subsystem does not need any support services from the Win32 subsystem to run POSIX applications?
16. True or false: The POSIX subsystem can also run a graphical POSIX environment.
17. True or false: A Source-compatible application needs to be compiled on the platform (or processor) on which it needs to be run.
18. On a NT 3.51 RISC (i.e. DEC Alpha) platform, what is the highest level of supported processor emulation?