Which option correctly initiates saving a new graphic style from a selected shape?

Which option correctly initiates saving a new graphic style from a selected shape?

• A. Window > Graphic Styles > select the new icon (square w/ plus symbol) and give the style a name.
• B. Window > Graphic Styles > New Style
• C. File > Save As
• D. Edit > Style > Create Graphic Style

Answer: (A)

To save a new graphic style from a selected shape, you create it from the Graphic Styles panel. With the shape selected, open Window > Graphic Styles and click the New Graphic Style button—the square icon with a plus sign. This captures the shape’s current fill, stroke, and effects as a new style, and you’ll be prompted to name it. Once named, the style appears in the panel and can be applied to other objects by selecting them and clicking that style. The other options don’t initiate saving a graphic style: the path shown doesn’t provide a direct “New Style” action, and saving a file or using an Edit path won’t create a reusable graphic style.

To save a new graphic style from a selected shape, you create it from the Graphic Styles panel. With the shape selected, open Window > Graphic Styles and click the New Graphic Style button—the square icon with a plus sign. This captures the shape’s current fill, stroke, and effects as a new style, and you’ll be prompted to name it. Once named, the style appears in the panel and can be applied to other objects by selecting them and clicking that style.

The other options don’t initiate saving a graphic style: the path shown doesn’t provide a direct “New Style” action, and saving a file or using an Edit path won’t create a reusable graphic style.