Which of the following terms is used in Word 2016 for reduced-size versions of images? Your answer: O Thumbnails O Preview panes 0 Thumb drives o Thumb documents

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Which of the following terms is used in Word 2016 for reduced-size versions of images?

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O Thumbnails
O Preview panes
0 Thumb drives
o Thumb documents

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Answer: Thumbnails :)

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