A client wants to offer products in multiple countries using Live Copy. Which two features will be inherited from the source?

In the context of using Live Copy in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), one key feature that is inherited from the source is content. Live Copy allows for the creation of language versions or regional variations of a webpage while maintaining a connection to the original or source page. When you create a Live Copy from a source page, the content—including text, images, and media—will be inherited. This means that updates to the source page can be propagated to all its Live Copies, ensuring consistency across different regions or languages.

This functionality is particularly useful for clients aiming to provide a uniform brand presence across multiple countries, as they can manage the main content in one place while still allowing for localized adaptations as needed. Users can then customize specific areas of the Live Copy without losing the connection to the source content, making updates seamlessly manageable.

The other features listed, such as running workflow data, OSGI language configuration, and page properties, do not inherit in the same manner. Workflow data is dynamic and may not be relevant to all instances of content, while OSGI Language Configuration pertains to system-level settings rather than page content. Page properties may inherit some aspects, but they generally require manual configuration and do not automatically follow the Live Copy relationship as content does.