7. Defining the address usage feature

7) The following description explains the address usage feature:

a) It is configurable and allows addresses for different usage.
b) The default address in a transaction can be maintained in a partner determination.
c) The system prompts for address selection if it is not specified in the partner determination, when multiple addresses are maintained in address usage.
d) All of the above
e) None of the above

ANSWER(S): D

The answer is D -- all of the above.

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