Office Applications and OLE Concepts

Apa tujuan fungsi utama aplikasi perkantoran?

• untuk bermain dan memutar video

• To support various tasks and activities in an office environment

• To browse the internet and send emails

• To edit photos and create digital art

What defines a multicontent document?

• A document that contains only text

• A document that combines various types of content like text, images, and videos into one file

• A document that can only be accessed online

• A document primarily used for drawing and graphic design

What is the difference between the 'Copy' and 'Cut' commands?

• Copy deletes the original data, while Cut creates a duplicate.

• Copy duplicates the original data, while Cut moves it by removing the original.

• Copy moves the original data, while Cut creates a duplicate.

• Both Copy and Cut perform the same action of duplicating data.

What is the key difference between 'Linking' and 'Embedding' an object from one application to another?

• Linking creates a separate copy of the object, while Embedding creates a shortcut to the original file.

• Linking allows changes in the original file to automatically update the object, while Embedding creates an independent copy that is not affected by original file changes.

• Embedding allows changes in the original file to automatically update the object, while Linking creates an independent copy.

• Both Linking and Embedding create independent copies of the object.

What is the main difference between linking and embedding an object from one application to another?

• Linking creates a static image, while embedding creates an editable copy.

• Linking maintains a connection to the original file, while embedding places a copy that can be edited independently.

• Embedding is used for text, while linking is used for images.

• Embedding allows for automatic updates, while linking does not.

What is an efficiency benefit of using Object Linking and Embedding (OLE)?

• It makes documents smaller in file size.

• It allows users to create new objects directly within a document.

• It eliminates the need to recreate the same object in multiple applications.

• It automatically corrects errors in embedded data.

What happens to a linked object in a document if the original source file is changed?

• The linked object remains unchanged.

• The linked object automatically updates to reflect the changes in the source file.

• The linked object is deleted from the document.

• The user is prompted to manually update the object.

How does Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) contribute to document flexibility?

• It restricts documents to only one type of content.

• It allows for the creation of more dynamic and interactive documents.

• It makes documents harder to share with others.

• It requires all objects to be converted to a single format.