What does the Format Painter tool do?

What does the Format Painter tool do?

• A. Deletes the markup
• B. Changes the color of a markup
• C. Resizes the markup
• D. Copies the properties of one markup to apply to another one

Answer: (D)

Format Painter transfers the formatting from one markup to another, making it easy to apply the same appearance across multiple annotations. It saves time by copying color, line style, thickness, opacity, font, and other properties so everything looks consistent without adjusting each setting individually. It isn’t used to delete a markup, nor does it simply change color or resize by itself; those are separate actions. To use it, select the source markup, activate the Format Painter, and apply it to the target markups. If you double-click the tool, you can continue applying the same formatting to multiple markups without reactivating it.

Format Painter transfers the formatting from one markup to another, making it easy to apply the same appearance across multiple annotations. It saves time by copying color, line style, thickness, opacity, font, and other properties so everything looks consistent without adjusting each setting individually. It isn’t used to delete a markup, nor does it simply change color or resize by itself; those are separate actions. To use it, select the source markup, activate the Format Painter, and apply it to the target markups. If you double-click the tool, you can continue applying the same formatting to multiple markups without reactivating it.