To move a tabbed bin into its own floating Bin Container window, you should

To move a tabbed bin into its own floating Bin Container window, you should

• A. Drag the bin tab away from eligible edges and drop it onto the desktop
• B. Drag the bin tab away from eligible edges but keep it within the right panel of the Bin Container
• C. Right-click the bin tab and choose Detach
• D. Use Window > Bin Container > New Floating Bin

Answer: (B)

Detaching a tabbed bin into its own floating window is done by dragging the bin’s tab away from the dock area. To create a floating Bin Container, grab the tab and pull it outward, but release it within the right panel area of the Bin Container. When you do this, the interface opens a separate, floating window that contains that bin, so it’s no longer tied to the original dock. This method uses the drag-to-dock behavior to detach the tab. Right-clicking to detach, or using Window > Bin Container > New Floating Bin, isn’t how this particular action is accomplished; those paths don’t detach the specific tab into a floating window.

Detaching a tabbed bin into its own floating window is done by dragging the bin’s tab away from the dock area. To create a floating Bin Container, grab the tab and pull it outward, but release it within the right panel area of the Bin Container. When you do this, the interface opens a separate, floating window that contains that bin, so it’s no longer tied to the original dock. This method uses the drag-to-dock behavior to detach the tab. Right-clicking to detach, or using Window > Bin Container > New Floating Bin, isn’t how this particular action is accomplished; those paths don’t detach the specific tab into a floating window.