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A project manager has been very diligent in maintaining the version control for the documentation of
requirements. Which of the following tools is the project manager using?
Options
Discussion
Option A. version control is really what makes multiauthoring software stand out here.
A. fits better for version control than a word processor. Tracking changes isn't enough.
Option A Multiauthoring software is built for real version control, not just simple editing like B. Makes sense here.
B. not A
A , B's just about edits not version history. Version control trap always catches people here.
B, I thought word processors could track edits and versions too, especially with features like revision history. Might be missing something though.
Guessing A. Word processor is a trap, doesn’t really do version control like multiauthoring does. Anyone see it picked as B elsewhere?
Multiauthoring software, so A.
B tbh, seen similar question in a practice set where word processors were used for tracking document versions.
C/D? Tempting to think about D with conferencing platforms since they're used in projects, but "version control" makes me think A is the better fit. B is just too simple, doesn't handle real version control. Leaning A but open to other ideas.
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