'Apply' and 'OK' - Any difference in a sim?

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Possibly a bad habit of mine, but I tend to click "Apply" whenever I make any configuration changes etc, yet I notice when watching demonstrations or watching others, they mostly click "OK".

Would something like this have any affect on a sim question results score?

All 4 of my passed certs have results of 950+ so I'm assuming not a great deal, but I'm just wondering...

 

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Why is that a bad habbit, I have found that sometimes I click apply and sometimes just smash OK. I dont think it makes any difference on an exam though either way you've commitment the changes you put in whatever dialogue box you've been fiddle.

As usual I dont think theres a definative answer but I seriously doubt either apply and OK matters (you've got to hit OK anyway to get out of the dialogue).

Anyway it would really really suck if it did matter!

 

I've always clicked apply before hitting ok - habit