What types of text is Revu capable of translating?

What types of text is Revu capable of translating?

• A. Plain text
• B. System text
• C. Image text
• D. Markup Content

Answer: (D)

Revu’s translation capability focuses on the text you’ve added as annotations. Markup Content refers to the words inside notes, callouts, text boxes, and other markup elements. These markup texts sit in the annotation layer and can be translated without touching the underlying document text. That’s why this option is the best fit: it targets the user-inserted, reusable commentary rather than the page’s native text or any text inside images, which would require OCR or a separate workflow. If you need to translate plain page text or text within images, those would need different steps outside this markup translation.

Revu’s translation capability focuses on the text you’ve added as annotations. Markup Content refers to the words inside notes, callouts, text boxes, and other markup elements. These markup texts sit in the annotation layer and can be translated without touching the underlying document text. That’s why this option is the best fit: it targets the user-inserted, reusable commentary rather than the page’s native text or any text inside images, which would require OCR or a separate workflow. If you need to translate plain page text or text within images, those would need different steps outside this markup translation.