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1. b
Explanation:Windows Live is based around five core services.

2. b
Explanation:The first wave was a rebranding of several Microsoft MSN applications and services in late 2005.

3. c
Explanation:Alerts enables Windows Live Alerts from an RSS feed.

4. b
Explanation:Developers access the services for Windows Live Services through a collection of APIs and controls called Windows Live Messenger Connect.

5. c
Explanation:Messenger Connect was released as part of the Windows Live Wave 4 at the end of June 2010.

6.  d
Explanation:If you haven’t signed into Windows Live during your session, Windows Live requests that you do so before allowing you to proceed.

7. a
Explanation:Some Windows Live applications are client-side applications, many others are Web-based applications, some are mobile apps, and an important subset of these services is available to developers through the Windows Live Messenger Connect APIs.

8. a
Explanation:Live Framework includes the Live Mesh tools from Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Web Developer Express Edition 2008.

9. a
Explanation:Spaces integrates Windows Live Spaces, Windows Live Events, Windows Live Photos, and Windows Live Profile into applications.

10. c
Explanation:Additional capabilities include features for creating and managing blogs, adding more content, and customizing the Windows Live Writer user interface.