Which statement is true about saving workspace changes?

Which statement is true about saving workspace changes?

• A. You save via File > Workspace > Save Current
• B. You save via Edit > Workspace > Save Current
• C. You save via Tools > Workspace > Save Current
• D. You save via Windows > Workspace > Save Current

Answer: (D)

Saving workspace changes captures your current arrangement of panels and windows so you can restore that exact setup later. In Avid Media Composer, workspace management lives under the Windows menu, and choosing Save Current records the present layout (panel positions, sizes, docking, and visibility) with a name you can reuse. This is the standard way to preserve a customized editing setup, especially if you switch between tasks like editing, color, or effects. The other menus don’t offer a Save Current option for workspaces, so the Windows > Workspace > Save Current path is the correct way to save your layout.

Saving workspace changes captures your current arrangement of panels and windows so you can restore that exact setup later. In Avid Media Composer, workspace management lives under the Windows menu, and choosing Save Current records the present layout (panel positions, sizes, docking, and visibility) with a name you can reuse. This is the standard way to preserve a customized editing setup, especially if you switch between tasks like editing, color, or effects. The other menus don’t offer a Save Current option for workspaces, so the Windows > Workspace > Save Current path is the correct way to save your layout.