Question

Three periods after a menu item (…) mean that clicking that command will open

another program
a dialog box
another document
nothing
5 point, please answer quick

Answer 1

Option B: a dialog box

Three periods after a menu item (…) mean that clicking that command will open a dialog box.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The three periods after items in menus are given a special name "ellipsis".
• As the space for an item name is less for complete description, ellipsis is used.
• Ellipsis lead to dialog box that elaborates the function of the item.
• The person can then select the item depending on the need as well as reject it completely.
• So in other words, ellipsis allow users to understand the command completely and choose what to do next.

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