A designer attempts to collaborate on a Sketch project with a colleague using a Windows PC but encounters compatibility issues. What is the primary reason for this problem?

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ASketch files require a paid license to open on Windows.

BSketch is only available as a native app on macOS, so Windows cannot open Sketch files natively.

CSketch files are encrypted and need special software on Windows.

DWindows PCs do not support vector graphics used by Sketch.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify platform compatibility
Sketch is a macOS-only native application, so its files are not natively supported on Windows.
Step 2: Understand file opening limitations
Windows users cannot open Sketch files directly without third-party tools or conversion.
Final Answer:
Sketch is only available as a native app on macOS, so Windows cannot open Sketch files natively. -> Option B
Quick Check:
Sketch macOS-only native app limitation [OK]

Quick Trick: Sketch files open only on macOS natively [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Assuming Sketch files can be opened on Windows without conversion
Believing Sketch files require a paid license on Windows
Thinking Windows cannot handle vector graphics

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A designer attempts to collaborate on a Sketch project with a colleague using a Windows PC but encounters compatibility issues. What is the primary reason for this problem?

Step 1: Identify platform compatibility

Step 2: Understand file opening limitations

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