What property can you set to manage the visibility of a component in an interface?

The property that can be set to manage the visibility of a component in an interface is indeed the 'Visible' property. This property allows developers to control whether a specific component is displayed to the user or not. When the 'Visible' property is set to false, the component will not render on the screen, effectively hiding it from the user interface.

This functionality is particularly useful when designing responsive applications where certain components may only need to be displayed under specific conditions or states. For instance, if a user's action requires the appearance of additional information or controls, the 'Visible' property can dynamically change to show or hide those components based on that action.

The other properties listed, such as 'Enabled', 'Read-Only', and 'Selectable', pertain to different functionalities like interactivity and input capability instead of actual visibility. 'Enabled' determines whether a component can be interacted with, 'Read-Only' indicates if the component can be modified, and 'Selectable' applies to whether a user can select an item from a list or choices. Therefore, while they influence how users interact with components, they do not manage whether a component is displayed in the interface.