To edit existing instructions, right click on an instruction from the list and select edit.

• A. It depends
• B. True
• C. Only on Windows
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Editing items in a list is controlled by the app’s UI design, and there isn’t a single universal way to do it. Right-clicking to edit isn’t guaranteed to work in all platforms or interfaces. In many systems you must first select the instruction and then use an explicit Edit control (like a pencil icon or an Edit button), or you might double-click the item to begin editing, or use a keyboard shortcut. On touch devices there’s no right-click at all, so the path to edit often differs again. Because the method can vary, the statement that you edit by right-clicking is not reliably true in every situation, which is why the correct choice is that this approach isn’t universally applicable. Look for the common cues in the UI—an edit button, a pencil icon, or a double-click action—to know how to edit in a given tool.