Which option lets you save a scale you've set on your document?

Which option lets you save a scale you've set on your document?

• A. Store scale in page
• B. Save as default scale
• C. Lock scale to document
• D. Export scale settings

Answer: (A)

Saving a scale directly to the page embeds that measurement ratio into the page’s data, so the exact scale you set becomes part of how that page is interpreted every time the document is opened. This is why it’s the best choice when you want a scale to persist for a specific page within the document. The other options don’t attach the scale to the page itself: a default scale applies only to new documents or new pages, exporting scale settings saves information externally rather than embedding it in the page, and locking the scale to a document isn’t how the per-page persistence works.

Saving a scale directly to the page embeds that measurement ratio into the page’s data, so the exact scale you set becomes part of how that page is interpreted every time the document is opened. This is why it’s the best choice when you want a scale to persist for a specific page within the document. The other options don’t attach the scale to the page itself: a default scale applies only to new documents or new pages, exporting scale settings saves information externally rather than embedding it in the page, and locking the scale to a document isn’t how the per-page persistence works.