Errata:

• Mini Exam #3, Question # 10: The code should read:
  class A
  {
  public const MINIMUM:int = 0;
  public const MAXIMUM:int;
  
  public function A()
  {
  MAXIMUM = 10;
  }
  }
  
  var a:A = new A();
  trace(a.MAXIMUM);
  

Version 1.1 is an update to ensure that Attest will run on Windows Vista with Service Pack 1.

There are no known bugs in the current release of Attest 1.0. If you should run into a problem, please let us know so it can be dealt with quickly and we can patch it and ensure that Attest remains a quality product. Generally speaking however, the following is a helpful list to troubleshoot common problems you may run into when using Attest.

General tips to be aware of while working with Attest:

• Are you connected to the internet?
• If you don't have an internet connection, you can still take your tests and view results, but you will not be able to connect to the Adobe LiveDocs website. Going through the actual documentation for Flex is one of the most important parts of studying for the exam, therefore, we suggest that you ensure that most of your work with Attest is done while you have a live connection to the internet in order to make your studying the most beneficial. Parts of the Help system need connection to the internet as well.
• If an Adobe livedocs page should return not found.
• Although this should be rare, and in most cases it's likely that clicking the link to the page will fix it, it is possible that Adobe may have changed the location of a document or that their site is having issues. If this happens while you're browsing results, please use the "Report a bug" form under the Help menu. You can access Help by hitting the F1 key on your keyboard. If a link should change, we will add it to our patch list and ensure it is fixed in the next minor release.
• Attest doesn't start up
• Make sure you have the .NET 2.0 framework installed on your machine before trying to run Attest. You can download it from Microsoft via this link: .NET 2.0 Framework