True or False: You can initiate Compare Documents and Overlay pages on documents in Sets that have revisions.

True or False: You can initiate Compare Documents and Overlay pages on documents in Sets that have revisions.

• A. Not supported
• B. True
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not possible

Answer: (B)

Comparing documents and overlaying pages focus on the actual content of the PDFs, not on whether they’re inside a Set or have revisions. A Set is just a way to organize files, and having revisions doesn’t stop these tools from accessing and comparing the documents. You can select two versions within the Set (for example, the original and a revised version) and run Compare Documents to see the differences, or use Overlay Pages to visually stack one revision over the other to spot changes. As long as the files are accessible (not password-protected or restricted), revisions in the Set don’t prevent these operations.

Comparing documents and overlaying pages focus on the actual content of the PDFs, not on whether they’re inside a Set or have revisions. A Set is just a way to organize files, and having revisions doesn’t stop these tools from accessing and comparing the documents. You can select two versions within the Set (for example, the original and a revised version) and run Compare Documents to see the differences, or use Overlay Pages to visually stack one revision over the other to spot changes. As long as the files are accessible (not password-protected or restricted), revisions in the Set don’t prevent these operations.