Which command would you use to save changes to an existing document without changing its name?

Which command would you use to save changes to an existing document without changing its name?

• A. File/Save
• B. File/Save As
• C. File/Export
• D. File/Print

Answer: (A)

Saving changes to the document uses the Save command. It updates the file that is currently open, keeping the same name and location, so no rename or new copy is created. If you used Save As, you’d be prompted to provide a new name or location, creating a separate file and leaving the original unchanged. Export would save a version in a different format or with a different name, and Print sends a copy to a printer without saving the file.

Saving changes to the document uses the Save command. It updates the file that is currently open, keeping the same name and location, so no rename or new copy is created. If you used Save As, you’d be prompted to provide a new name or location, creating a separate file and leaving the original unchanged. Export would save a version in a different format or with a different name, and Print sends a copy to a printer without saving the file.