What option must be edited to enable opening files from a Studio Project?

What option must be edited to enable opening files from a Studio Project?

• A. Allow Studio files to open from any program without restriction.
• B. Disable Studio to access downloaded files.
• C. Open and save files to Studio from toolbar only.
• D. Use Studio as the default editor for all files.

Answer: (C)

Opening files from a Studio Project relies on how the Studio integration is wired into your workflow. The setting that controls how you open and save to Studio determines whether you can access Studio Project items directly from within Revu. Choosing the option to open and save files to Studio from the toolbar only keeps the Studio connection within the Revu toolbar, which is the built-in path that links your local session to the Studio Project in the cloud. This enables you to open a file from the Studio Project and save changes back to it through the same interface, rather than trying to open Studio files through general OS methods or other workflows. The other options would either bypass the Studio integration, block access to downloaded Studio content, or force Studio to edit every file by default, none of which specifically enables opening files from a Studio Project in the intended way.

Opening files from a Studio Project relies on how the Studio integration is wired into your workflow. The setting that controls how you open and save to Studio determines whether you can access Studio Project items directly from within Revu. Choosing the option to open and save files to Studio from the toolbar only keeps the Studio connection within the Revu toolbar, which is the built-in path that links your local session to the Studio Project in the cloud. This enables you to open a file from the Studio Project and save changes back to it through the same interface, rather than trying to open Studio files through general OS methods or other workflows. The other options would either bypass the Studio integration, block access to downloaded Studio content, or force Studio to edit every file by default, none of which specifically enables opening files from a Studio Project in the intended way.