Which action can display a panel by selecting its icon, its tab, or from the window menu?

Which action can display a panel by selecting its icon, its tab, or from the window menu?

• A. Click its icon, click its tab, or choose from the window menu.
• B. Drag it onto the page.
• C. Double-click the panel name in the list.
• D. Right-click and choose 'Attach'.

Answer: (A)

Displaying a panel in InDesign is done through three common access points: click its icon to reveal or activate it from the panel dock, click its tab when panels are grouped together to bring that specific panel to the front, or choose it from the Window menu to open it directly. This gives flexibility based on how you’ve arranged your workspace—icons and tabs for quick switching, and the Window menu for direct access when the panel isn’t visible. Dragging something onto the page would place content, not open a UI panel. Double‑clicking a panel name in a list isn’t a standard method to display panels, and right‑clicking to Attach isn’t related to showing panels.

Displaying a panel in InDesign is done through three common access points: click its icon to reveal or activate it from the panel dock, click its tab when panels are grouped together to bring that specific panel to the front, or choose it from the Window menu to open it directly. This gives flexibility based on how you’ve arranged your workspace—icons and tabs for quick switching, and the Window menu for direct access when the panel isn’t visible. Dragging something onto the page would place content, not open a UI panel. Double‑clicking a panel name in a list isn’t a standard method to display panels, and right‑clicking to Attach isn’t related to showing panels.