Which native view layout option in MS Word strips out all pagination, margins, headers, and backgrounds, displaying text lines as a continuous flat page layout similar to a web browser window? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
Which native view layout option in MS Word strips out all pagination, margins, headers, and backgrounds, displaying text lines as a continuous flat page layout similar to a web browser window?
A. Print Layout View
B. Read Mode view
C. Web Layout View
D. Draft structural mode
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Web Layout view wraps text lines to match the boundaries of the application window, hiding physical page breaks and structural margin configurations.
Explanation:
Reveal Formatting (Shift+F1) shows a task pane displaying all formatting of selected text. Styles show applied style but not all formatting.
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