Which sequence correctly creates a customized punch key and adds it to a tool set?

Which sequence correctly creates a customized punch key and adds it to a tool set?

• A. Right click the punch key, select Edit, type, Save, drag to toolset
• B. Double click on the punch key, type in desired letters or symbols, right click the edited punch key, add to desired toolset
• C. Right click the punch key, add to toolset, then double click to edit
• D. Double click to edit, then Add to Toolset, then type symbols

Answer: (B)

To customize a punch key and save it to a tool set, you first enter editing mode by double-clicking the punch key and then type the exact letters or symbols you want. After you’ve entered the desired text, you save that customized version by right-clicking the edited punch key and choosing Add to Tool Set (selecting the target tool set). This order is important because the tool set should store the version that includes your edits. If you try to add to the tool set before editing, you’d be saving the original, unmodified key; editing after adding doesn’t update the stored tool set unless you add it again.

To customize a punch key and save it to a tool set, you first enter editing mode by double-clicking the punch key and then type the exact letters or symbols you want. After you’ve entered the desired text, you save that customized version by right-clicking the edited punch key and choosing Add to Tool Set (selecting the target tool set). This order is important because the tool set should store the version that includes your edits. If you try to add to the tool set before editing, you’d be saving the original, unmodified key; editing after adding doesn’t update the stored tool set unless you add it again.