Which statement about the save Translation command is true?

Question

Options

• AIt runs automatically after every SAT command.
• BIt writes a copy of the translation data to the FTP Server.
• CIt writes a copy of the translation data to the hard drive.
• DIt writes a copy of the translation data to RAM memory.

• A
  3% (1)
• C
  95% (37)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Save Translation persists translation data to the hard drive (local disk storage), making it non-volatile - meaning the data survives a system restart or power cycle. This is the defining purpose of a "save" operation: committing data from temporary memory into permanent storage.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect because Save Translation is a manual command, not an automatic trigger tied to every SAT command execution.
• B is incorrect because writing to an FTP Server describes a network transfer operation, not a local save; that would be a separate export or sync function.
• D is incorrect because RAM is volatile memory - data written there is lost on shutdown, which is the opposite of what "saving" accomplishes.

Memory tip: Think of the word save itself - when you save a document in any application, it goes to the hard drive (disk), not to RAM or a remote server. The same logic applies here: Save = Hard Drive = permanent local storage.

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