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A printer that produces soft copies is typically a virtual printer, such as a PDF printer. Unlike traditional printers that create physical printouts, virtual printers allow users to generate digital documents that can be saved, shared, and viewed on electronic devices. Examples include software like Adobe PDF, Microsoft Print to PDF, or various online document conversion tools. These tools convert files into digital formats without producing hard copies.
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Do plotter produce soft copy?
It does the same job of a printer but the image is large and accurate, but it takes time.
Give examples of devices that produce hard copy and soft copy?
hard copy - printer soft copy - monitor, speakers
What computer part produces a soft copy?
A soft copy is an electronic copy. So if you are using MS Word for example you'd have a .doc file when you save a version of your document. A hard copy is a physical copy of your document i.e. when you print your document and you have a piece of paper in your hand.
What is the device used to produce hard copy?
A printer.
What is the output from the printer is called?
soft copy
What printer is not able to produce carbon copy forms?
Inkjet .
Do CD-rom produce soft copy?
no
What is used to produce a hard copy of processing results?
Printer =p
What output device needed to produce a paper copy of the booking?
a printer
What is the typical use of a printer?
To produce a hard copy of a document you have produced on the computer.
What is the definitions of soft copy and hard copy?
Soft copy is a digital version of information which can be viewed on a computer screen, that is it is a computer file such as a pdf. Hard copy is the printed version when output via a printer onto a physical 'human readable' medium such as paper.
an input device that reads printed text and graphics and transfers them to a computer in digital form(change hard copy to soft copy)?
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