Common properties for multiple controls may be set by performing which of the following tasks?
A)select each control separately and change the properties
B)select adjacent controls only using the Ctrl key and the mouse;then change the properties for adjacent controls one at a time
C)select adjacent and nonadjacent controls using the Ctrl key and the mouse;then change the properties for all controls at once
D)change the properties to apply to all controls then select the controls by clicking on the controls with the mouse

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Selecting adjacent and nonadjacent controls using the Ctrl key and the mouse, then changing the properties for all controls at once is the most efficient way to set common properties for multiple controls. This saves time and reduces the chance of error compared to selecting each control separately and changing the properties or selecting adjacent controls only using the Ctrl key and the mouse and changing the properties for adjacent controls one at a time. Changing the properties to apply to all controls then selecting the controls by clicking on the controls with the mouse is also a possible option, but selecting controls using the Ctrl key and the mouse is faster and more flexible.

Common Properties for Multiple Controls May Be Set by Performing