True or False: The IFB and the Non-interrupt always correlate and share the same number in AZedit.

True or False: The IFB and the Non-interrupt always correlate and share the same number in AZedit.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not sure

Answer: (B)

In AZedit, cues are labeled with numbers to keep track of different kinds of events, but those labels come from separate tracking systems. An IFB cue is about delivering a back-channel or talkback instruction, while a Non-interrupt cue marks an event that doesn't interrupt the main program. Because they serve different functions, the numbering isn’t forced to line up across the two types. They can be related in time or content, but there’s no guarantee they will share the same number. That’s why the statement isn’t correct.

In AZedit, cues are labeled with numbers to keep track of different kinds of events, but those labels come from separate tracking systems. An IFB cue is about delivering a back-channel or talkback instruction, while a Non-interrupt cue marks an event that doesn't interrupt the main program. Because they serve different functions, the numbering isn’t forced to line up across the two types. They can be related in time or content, but there’s no guarantee they will share the same number. That’s why the statement isn’t correct.