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Which of the following is true when breaking compound fields into smaller parts?
 
  A) Break names into first name and last name fields.
  B) Leave city, state, and zip code together in one field.
  C) For faster sorting, include the street address in the same field as the city, state, and zip code field.
  D) Always separate the area code from the phone number field.

Question 2

The option that saves a Word document as a .htm or .html file with a set of files is called the ________ option.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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