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12 Calculate the standard enthalpy of formation of PbO from the following data: PbO(s) + C(graphite) Pb(s) + CO(g) 2C(graphite) + O2(g) 2CO(g) A 328 kJ B 114 kJ H = 107 kJ H = 221 kJ C + 2175 kJ D 2175 kJ

4 Select serviceInstaller1 and set the Name and ServiceName properties in the Properties Explorer:

To choose the right size blank for impressioning a lock, use a probe or pick to count the number of pin sets A True B False

5 Make sure that the StartType is set to Automatic You are now ready to build the project As a final step, you should set the startup object to ClockService Do this by selecting the project in the Solution Explorer and right-clicking to access the submenu Select Properties from the menu, and you will see the Property Pages dialog box shown in Figure 26-6 Select the General option in the left pane, the Startup Object option in the right pane, and select your new service ClockServiceClockService from the drop-down list Click OK to accept the properties, and then build the project by pressing CTRL-SHIFT-B (or by selecting Build | Build from the menus)

In order to be able to add the new service to any computer, you need to create a mechanism to deploy the service We will create a deployment scenario by building a Setup project The executable for our service, ClockServiceexe, will be added to the Setup project, and then we can see what happens as the service is loaded into a computer Follow these steps to create the Setup project: 1 Add a Setup project to the solution Select File | Add Project, and choose New Project Select Setup and Deployment Projects in the left pane of the Add New Project dialog box, and select Setup Project from the list of templates

Figure 26-6

To impression a lock, the material of the blank needs to be hard enough not to be marked by the pins A True B False

3 Add the executable to the Setup project by right-clicking on MyClockServiceSetup and selecting Add | Project Output 4 You will see the Add Project Output Group dialog box shown next Make sure your project (ClockService) is in the Project field Choose Primary Output and click OK to add the executable to the project

5 Now you need to add a custom action to the Setup project to install the executable file Right-click on the Setup project and select View | Custom Actions from the menu You will see the Customer Actions editor Choose Add Custom Action 6 In the Select Item in Project dialog box, select the Application Folder from the Look In drop-down box Then select Primary Output from ClockService (Active), as shown next

7 You will notice that the primary output has been added to all four nodes Install, Commit, Rollback, and Uninstall:

To impression a lock, you need a file and a key-holding device, such as an impressioning tool or a pair of locking pliers A True B False

8 Build the Setup project and exit Visual Studio NET You have now successfully created a Setup project for your Windows service If you are unsure of the purpose of any of the preceding steps, be sure to spend some time in 30 The setup and deployment of Windows services, NET Remoting, and XML Web Services will be covered in that chapter

You re almost there! You have created the Windows service, attached an installer, and created the Setup project for the service The last phase of this process involves installing the service on any machine and watching it run If you had set the configuration properties of the ClockService to Release mode (see Figure 26-7), you could now navigate to the folder containing the service, find the Release folder, and select the ClockServiceSetupmsi file, which would run the installer program for your service Let s step through the installation process: 1 Double-click the ClockServiceSetupmsi file and you will see the Welcome screen of the ClockServiceSetup Setup Wizard There is nothing to do here except click Next