Can you copy a markup with an action applied to it?

Can you copy a markup with an action applied to it?

• A. Not enough information
• B. False
• C. True
• D. Depends on the markup

Answer: (B)

Actions are interactive behaviors attached to a markup, like a click opening a file or jumping to a page. When you copy a markup, you get a new mark up that preserves its size, position, color, text, and measurements, but not the attached action. The duplicate remains a static markup until you reassign the action to it. So you can’t copy a markup and have the action come along automatically—the action must be reapplied to the copy.

Actions are interactive behaviors attached to a markup, like a click opening a file or jumping to a page. When you copy a markup, you get a new mark up that preserves its size, position, color, text, and measurements, but not the attached action. The duplicate remains a static markup until you reassign the action to it. So you can’t copy a markup and have the action come along automatically—the action must be reapplied to the copy.