Understanding Revision and Version Control
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When is a new version of a document created?

  • When the document is shared with others
  • Whenever significant changes are made to the document (correct)
  • Whenever any change is made to the document
  • When the document is initially created

What does a revision refer to in document management?

  • A specific change or set of changes made to a document (correct)
  • The overall state of a document at a given point in time
  • The version number assigned to a document
  • A major overhaul of the document's structure, content, or format

Why are revisions usually made in document management?

  • To keep track of the document's evolution
  • To indicate the overall state of the document
  • To correct errors, update information, or make necessary changes (correct)
  • To comply with regulatory requirements

What do versions provide in document management?

<p>A clear history of the document's evolution (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to keep track of both revisions and versions of documents?

<p>To understand the history and changes made to the documents (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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