Which IETM function is used to hold place in the project for later removal?

The function that holds a place in the project for later removal is referred to as a bookmark. In the context of an Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), bookmarks serve as placeholders enabling users to mark specific sections of a document or project for easy access later. This is particularly useful when navigating extensive documentation, allowing users to return to critical points without needing to search through the entire document again.

Other options have distinct purposes: saving typically refers to preserving the current state of the work, archiving usually involves storing completed or inactive projects for future reference rather than just marking them for removal, and pending indicates something is waiting for action but does not function as a placeholder in the same way that a bookmark does. Thus, bookmarking effectively meets the need to keep track of certain locations within the IETM for future reference or removal.