AD0-E907 · Question #9
What actions can be performed using the proofing viewer in Workfront? (Select two.)
The correct answer is A. Annotate specific document sections. C. Compare two versions of a document. Workfront's proofing viewer is designed for collaborative document review, making annotation (A) and version comparison (C) its core functions - reviewers can leave comments on specific sections, draw markups, and switch between document versions to track changes over time. Why…
Question
What actions can be performed using the proofing viewer in Workfront? (Select two.)
Options
- AAnnotate specific document sections.
- BLock the document for editing.
- CCompare two versions of a document.
- DEncrypt documents for external storage.
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A75% (15)
- B5% (1)
- D20% (4)
Explanation
Workfront's proofing viewer is designed for collaborative document review, making annotation (A) and version comparison (C) its core functions - reviewers can leave comments on specific sections, draw markups, and switch between document versions to track changes over time.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Lock for editing) - The proofing viewer is read-only by nature; it's for reviewing, not controlling edit access. Document locking is a separate permission/workflow concept.
- D (Encrypt for external storage) - Encryption is a security/storage concern handled outside the proofing tool; Workfront's viewer has no encryption export feature.
Memory tip: Think of the proofing viewer as a "review room" - you bring documents in to mark them up (annotate) and compare drafts (version compare). Anything involving security or access control happens outside that room.
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