Answer:
Collation Settings
Explanation:
In Microsoft Word, we are given several setting options (e.g. Collation, Orientation, Margin and Scaling) to print our documents. Collation is one of the given settings that allows us to adjust the order of printing pages. There are only two options in Collation Setting (Collated or Uncollated). If Collated is chosen, the pages will be printed in sequential order (e.g. Page 1, Page 2 and Page 2) and followed by another copy of pages with same sequential order. On another hand, if Uncollated is chosen, All copies of Page 1 will be printed first then only followed by the Page 2 for all copies and so on.
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Answer: Alt Text.
Explanation:
Alt Text or alt="Text" Allows for the website to load just the description of the image, rather than the image itself. Gets the Same message across without insane load times of large images.
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