Which action disables Protected View so you can edit a file?

Which action disables Protected View so you can edit a file?

• A. Click Enable Editing
• B. Click Enable Content
• C. Open in Protected View
• D. Save As

Answer: (A)

Protected View puts downloaded or potentially unsafe files in a read-only mode to protect your system. To be able to edit, you must disable that protection by clicking Enable Editing on the message bar at the top of the document. Once editing is enabled, you can make changes to the file. The other options don’t unlock editing: opening the file in Protected View keeps it read-only, saving as a new file doesn’t automatically remove the protection, and enabling content focuses on allowing embedded content or macros rather than unlocking the entire document for editing.

Protected View puts downloaded or potentially unsafe files in a read-only mode to protect your system. To be able to edit, you must disable that protection by clicking Enable Editing on the message bar at the top of the document. Once editing is enabled, you can make changes to the file. The other options don’t unlock editing: opening the file in Protected View keeps it read-only, saving as a new file doesn’t automatically remove the protection, and enabling content focuses on allowing embedded content or macros rather than unlocking the entire document for editing.