Which of the following statements is true regarding the Standalone Document Viewer?

The Standalone Document Viewer is specifically designed to function independently from the main core interface. This means that it can display documents on its own, allowing users to view or interact with documents without needing to access the primary application. This independence is crucial for scenarios where users need to focus solely on the document without the additional context or controls of the core interface.

In contrast, the other options focus on limitations or characteristics that are not true about the Standalone Document Viewer. For example, stating it cannot be synchronized implies a lack of functionality that is not inherent to its design; it can operate separately without being linked to the core viewer but doesn't negate the ability for synchronization if configured. Additionally, launching without permissions isn't typically a behavior associated with secure document handling applications, which maintain permission protocols for accessing documents. Lastly, while it may not always be synchronized with the core viewer, the default behavior aligns more with operating as a distinct entity rather than consistently maintaining a synchronized state.