Which action loads styles from another InDesign document into the current document?

Which action loads styles from another InDesign document into the current document?

• A. Export Styles
• B. Object Styles > Load Styles
• C. Edit > Update Styles
• D. File > Save Styles

Answer: (B)

Loading styles is the way to bring styling definitions from another InDesign document into the document you’re working on. You do this from the Object Styles panel by choosing Load Styles, then selecting the other file and choosing which styles to import. Once loaded, those styles appear in your current document’s style lists and can be applied just like any local styles, ensuring consistent formatting across files. Export Styles would save a set of styles to a file for use elsewhere, not import them into the current document. Update Styles and Save Styles aren’t the workflow for pulling styles from another document.

Loading styles is the way to bring styling definitions from another InDesign document into the document you’re working on. You do this from the Object Styles panel by choosing Load Styles, then selecting the other file and choosing which styles to import. Once loaded, those styles appear in your current document’s style lists and can be applied just like any local styles, ensuring consistent formatting across files.

Export Styles would save a set of styles to a file for use elsewhere, not import them into the current document. Update Styles and Save Styles aren’t the workflow for pulling styles from another document.