What does limited access to a document mean?

A. it makes a document inaccessible without a password.

B. it enables a person to make any 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 the document

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Paul Bender

Computers & Technology

19 December, 06:31

What does limited access to a document mean?

A. it makes a document inaccessible without a password.

B. it enables a person to make any 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 the document

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Molly Ferrell · Answer 1

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

Explanation:

A limited access is usually done by middle level and top level managers in an organisation to prevent other staff member to edit or make changes to confidential documents when they are out of the office, though the staff can read it, they can not make changes to it.