What is the primary difference between a 'Save' and 'Save As' command sequence in MS Office programs?
A. 'Save' completely locks down file text permissions automatically.
B. 'Save' updates an existing file; 'Save As' allows you to save the file with a new name, format, or location.
C. There is no difference in modern 2026 software versions.
D. 'Save As' can only overwrite data lines on cloud folders.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The Save command saves changes to the current file name. Save As prompts for a new file name, location, or format file extension type.
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