A30-327 · Question #35
Using the FTK Report Wizard, which two options are available in the Bookmarks - A window? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is D. No, do not include a bookmark section E. Export full-size graphics and link them to the thumbnails. In the FTK Report Wizard's Bookmarks - A window, you are presented with choices about whether to include a bookmark section in the report at all, and if graphics are involved, how to handle them - making D (skip the bookmark section entirely) and E (export full-size graphics…
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Options
- AApply a filter to the list
- BGroup all filenames at end of report
- CYes, include all graphics in the case
- DNo, do not include a bookmark section
- EExport full-size graphics and link them to the thumbnails
How the community answered
(14 responses)- B7% (1)
- D93% (13)
Explanation
In the FTK Report Wizard's Bookmarks - A window, you are presented with choices about whether to include a bookmark section in the report at all, and if graphics are involved, how to handle them - making D (skip the bookmark section entirely) and E (export full-size graphics linked to thumbnails) the two valid options presented at that specific step.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Apply a filter) is not an option in the Bookmarks - A window; filtering occurs elsewhere in the workflow.
- B (Group all filenames at end) is a report layout option unrelated to the bookmark section configuration.
- C is a misstatement - the actual "Yes" option refers to including a bookmark section, not including "all graphics in the case," which is broader in scope and belongs to a different wizard step.
Memory tip: Think of Bookmarks - A as the "In or Out + How" window - it asks "Do you want bookmarks in the report?" (Yes/No, where D is the No) and "If graphics exist, how should they appear?" (E answers this). Any option that sounds like it belongs to a different window - filtering, grouping filenames, case-wide graphics - is a distractor designed to pull you away from those two focused choices.
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