Which menu path selects stray anchor points?

Which menu path selects stray anchor points?

• A. Select > Object > Stray Points
• B. Edit > Preferences > Stray Points
• C. Object > Path > Stray Points
• D. View > Show Stray Points

Answer: (A)

Stray anchor points are isolated points that aren’t connected to any segment, which can create gaps or jagged edits. To quickly grab all of them at once, use the command under the Select menu: Select > Object > Stray Points. This scans your artwork and highlights every anchor point that isn’t part of a continuous path, so you can delete them or adjust them as a group. The other paths listed don’t perform this selection: editing preferences controls settings rather than geometry, the Path menu doesn’t include a Stray Points command, and a View option to show stray points isn’t a standard feature. Using the Stray Points command helps you clean up stray points efficiently and keeps paths smooth.

Stray anchor points are isolated points that aren’t connected to any segment, which can create gaps or jagged edits. To quickly grab all of them at once, use the command under the Select menu: Select > Object > Stray Points. This scans your artwork and highlights every anchor point that isn’t part of a continuous path, so you can delete them or adjust them as a group. The other paths listed don’t perform this selection: editing preferences controls settings rather than geometry, the Path menu doesn’t include a Stray Points command, and a View option to show stray points isn’t a standard feature. Using the Stray Points command helps you clean up stray points efficiently and keeps paths smooth.