Which sequence correctly adds a Completed Status to a markup?

Which sequence correctly adds a Completed Status to a markup?

• A. Open Markup List, select the markup, click Status icon, select the Review category, then click Completed
• B. Open Markup List, select the markup, click Color icon, then Completed
• C. Open Tool Chest, select the markup, click Status, then Completed
• D. Open Markup List, export the markup to PDF, then Completed

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how to update a markup’s lifecycle by using the Markup List and the Status control. To mark a markup as Completed, you must first select that specific markup in the Markup List, then open the Status option and choose Completed under the Review category. This updates the item’s state in the workflow and reflects the completion across the document. Using the Color icon changes how the mark appears but not its status. The Tool Chest is for applying tools and markups, not updating their status. Exporting the markup to PDF doesn’t alter its status either. If you don’t have the markup selected, applying a status has nothing to apply to.

The key idea is how to update a markup’s lifecycle by using the Markup List and the Status control. To mark a markup as Completed, you must first select that specific markup in the Markup List, then open the Status option and choose Completed under the Review category. This updates the item’s state in the workflow and reflects the completion across the document.

Using the Color icon changes how the mark appears but not its status. The Tool Chest is for applying tools and markups, not updating their status. Exporting the markup to PDF doesn’t alter its status either. If you don’t have the markup selected, applying a status has nothing to apply to.