Which option describes where most text editing commands are located?

Which option describes where most text editing commands are located?

• A. The Object menu and View menu
• B. The Window menu and Tools panel
• C. The Type menu and Edit Menu.
• D. The Type menu and Edit Menu.

Answer: (C)

Most text editing tasks in InDesign are handled by two menus: Type and Edit. The Type menu contains commands that change the appearance and structure of text—font choice, size, spacing, kerning, paragraph formatting, alignment, bullets, and numbering—so you can directly shape how text looks. The Edit menu houses general editing actions such as Undo/Redo, Cut/Copy/Paste, Find/Change, and other text-content edits. Together, these two menus cover the bulk of text editing commands, while other menus and panels focus on objects, layout, or workspace rather than text editing.

Most text editing tasks in InDesign are handled by two menus: Type and Edit. The Type menu contains commands that change the appearance and structure of text—font choice, size, spacing, kerning, paragraph formatting, alignment, bullets, and numbering—so you can directly shape how text looks. The Edit menu houses general editing actions such as Undo/Redo, Cut/Copy/Paste, Find/Change, and other text-content edits. Together, these two menus cover the bulk of text editing commands, while other menus and panels focus on objects, layout, or workspace rather than text editing.