An object's path is updated by ____ when its name is changed.

You can view properties of a linked object from the ____ menu of the toolbar.

In pasting objects from one application to another, you may need to use ____ to choose the correct format.

Links can be displayed in their entirety or as ____.

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To get the answer to this question, we need to understand how objects and names are related. In programming or computer science, an object is an instance of a class or a data structure that has properties or attributes and can perform certain actions or behaviors. Each object is assigned a name or identifier to access and manipulate it.

When it comes to updating an object's path by changing its name, we typically refer to situations where the object's reference or variable is renamed. The path refers to the location or address in memory where the object is stored.

In most programming languages, renaming an object involves updating the variable or reference that points to the object. This means changing the name of the variable while keeping the object itself unchanged. By updating the variable, we modify the path or location where the object is accessed.

For example, let's say we have an object called "myObject," and it is assigned to a variable named "myVariable." The path or reference to the object is associated with the name "myVariable." If we change the name of the variable to "newVariable," the object's path will be updated accordingly. Now, "newVariable" will point to the same object as before, and the old name "myVariable" will no longer be applicable to that object.

In summary, when an object's name is changed, its path is updated by modifying the variable or reference that points to the object, ensuring that the object can still be accessed and manipulated using the new name.