What happens when you flatten sketches in a document?

What happens when you flatten sketches in a document?

• A. Sketches become part of the document content and cannot be edited as separate objects
• B. Sketches become images only
• C. Sketches are sent to print
• D. Sketches are removed from the document

Answer: (A)

Flattening sketches makes them part of the page content so they lose their interactive, edit-able properties as separate objects. In practice, markups are merged into the underlying document layers, turning them into fixed elements on the page. You’ll still see them and they’ll print, but you can’t select, move, or edit the sketches as distinct annotations anymore. This is why the best choice is that they become part of the document content and cannot be edited separately.

Flattening sketches makes them part of the page content so they lose their interactive, edit-able properties as separate objects. In practice, markups are merged into the underlying document layers, turning them into fixed elements on the page. You’ll still see them and they’ll print, but you can’t select, move, or edit the sketches as distinct annotations anymore. This is why the best choice is that they become part of the document content and cannot be edited separately.