When You Edit an Embedded Object, What Happens to the Source

question 47

Multiple Choice

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.

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