Asked by Emilio Paderanga on Jul 02, 2024
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When you edit an embedded object, what happens to the source file?
A) Nothing because the embedded object is not linked to the source file, only to the source program.
B) The changes are made in both the embedded object and in the source file.
C) The changes are made in the embedded object, and then the source file automatically opens so you can make the changes there as well.
D) Nothing for now, but the next time you open the source file, you will be asked if you want to update it.
Embedded Object
An object that is inserted into a document or application but remains linked to its source file, allowing it to be updated with the original.
Source File
The original file containing code or data, which is used by software or compiled into a functioning program.
- Understand the principles of embedded and linked objects within presentations and their available editing features.
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Christopher Garza6 days ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Embedded objects are copies of the original content, so editing them does not affect the source file. They are independent of the source file once embedded.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the principles of embedded and linked objects within presentations and their available editing features.