What does limited access to a document mean? A. It makes a document inaccessible without a password. B. It enables a person to make changes and automatically save them. C. It does not reflect any changes made in the document. D. It enables a person to read the document but not edit it. E. It blocks a person from accessing a document.

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Hector Wagner

3 January, 04:03

What does limited access to a document mean? A. It makes a document inaccessible without a password. B. It enables a person to make changes and automatically save them. C. It does not reflect any changes made in the document. D. It enables a person to read the document but not edit it. E. It blocks a person from accessing a document.

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Reuben Jones · Answer 1

D. It does not reflect any changes made in the document

Explanation:

A limited access is generally being implemented by the middle level or the top level managers within a company in order to prevent other staffs from editing or commiting the changes to any quite confidential documents and when they are not in the office, however, the staffs are allowed to read through them, but they cannot commit any changes to that confidential document.