Which statement correctly describes creating a Sequence Tool?

Which statement correctly describes creating a Sequence Tool?

• A. Create a tool then turn it into a Sequence Tool.
• B. Use a prebuilt Sequence Tool from the library.
• C. Sequence Tools cannot be created.
• D. You must convert a text field into a Sequence Tool.

Answer: (A)

Creating a Sequence Tool starts with making a normal tool that defines how your markups will look and behave. Once you have that base tool, you convert it into a Sequence Tool, which adds the sequencing capability so every instance placed with that tool automatically gets a sequence number or order. This approach works because the sequencing feature is built on top of standard tools, so you first define the appearance and behavior, then enable sequencing by converting it. Using a prebuilt Sequence Tool from the library doesn’t describe how you create one, and the idea that a Sequence Tool can’t be created is false. It’s also not limited to converting a text field; you convert a standard tool into a Sequence Tool to gain the sequencing functionality.

Creating a Sequence Tool starts with making a normal tool that defines how your markups will look and behave. Once you have that base tool, you convert it into a Sequence Tool, which adds the sequencing capability so every instance placed with that tool automatically gets a sequence number or order. This approach works because the sequencing feature is built on top of standard tools, so you first define the appearance and behavior, then enable sequencing by converting it. Using a prebuilt Sequence Tool from the library doesn’t describe how you create one, and the idea that a Sequence Tool can’t be created is false. It’s also not limited to converting a text field; you convert a standard tool into a Sequence Tool to gain the sequencing functionality.