Which action reveals a panel by selecting its name from the Window menu or dragging the panel tab?

Which action reveals a panel by selecting its name from the Window menu or dragging the panel tab?

• A. Show a Docked Panel
• B. Creating a CMYK Color Swatch
• C. Show a Panel
• D. Workspace

Answer: (C)

Panels can be shown or hidden in the InDesign workspace, and revealing a panel is done by choosing its name from the Window menu or by dragging the panel's tab. Using the Window menu lists all panels and toggles the one you want into view, which is the most direct way to reveal it when it’s hidden. Dragging the panel tab also brings it into view, especially if you’re repositioning or docking it in the panel area. This action specifically describes showing a panel. The other options don’t fit: creating a CMYK color swatch relates to color resources, and a workspace is a layout of panels rather than the act of revealing a particular panel; showing a docked panel describes docking behavior rather than the reveal action.

Panels can be shown or hidden in the InDesign workspace, and revealing a panel is done by choosing its name from the Window menu or by dragging the panel's tab. Using the Window menu lists all panels and toggles the one you want into view, which is the most direct way to reveal it when it’s hidden. Dragging the panel tab also brings it into view, especially if you’re repositioning or docking it in the panel area. This action specifically describes showing a panel. The other options don’t fit: creating a CMYK color swatch relates to color resources, and a workspace is a layout of panels rather than the act of revealing a particular panel; showing a docked panel describes docking behavior rather than the reveal action.