Which field shows whether the viewer supports the native document?

• A. Supported by Viewer
• B. Extracted Text
• C. Control Number
• D. Has Images

Answer: (A)

The key idea is tracking whether the viewing system can render the original file format. The field that shows whether the viewer supports the native document is the one labeled to indicate viewer support, because it directly records if the native file can be opened and displayed without needing conversion. This matters for review workflows, as native viewing preserves formatting and metadata, while if it isn’t supported, the system may rely on conversions to a more viewable format. The other fields don’t address viewing capability: extracted text is about text content, control number is just an identifier, and has images only notes whether images exist, not whether the file can be opened natively.