Mica created a set of procedures describing how to operate his company's new time clock. He wants to add illustrations to his document and knows that a desktop publishing program is the best tool to use for this purpose. He created the procedures in a word processing document and is having trouble importing the text into his DTP program. What should he do?

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Cordell Gilmore

Business

23 July, 06:30

Mica created a set of procedures describing how to operate his company's new time clock. He wants to add illustrations to his document and knows that a desktop publishing program is the best tool to use for this purpose. He created the procedures in a word processing document and is having trouble importing the text into his DTP program. What should he do?

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Michael · Answer 1

I believe it is B. Save his word processing document as a. txt file.

Konnor Cummings · Answer 2

(b) Save his word processing document as a. txt file.

Explanation:

From available search, the options are:

(a) Look for a different line of work.

(b) Save his word processing document as a. txt file.

(c) Start over.

(d) Type the text over using the Story Editor.

The correct answer is to save his word processing document as a text file and create a text box in the Desktop Publishing Program.