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Appendix WIA (Windows Image Acquisition) Standard for downloading images from scanners or digital cameras. The machine includes a TWAIN-compliant driver and a WIA-compliant driver. The WIA driver can only be used with Windows XP. With either driver, you can scan documents with the machine in applications which support the TWAIN interface (Photoshop etc.). Windows Explorer The Windows program you can use to browse through, open, and manage the disk drives, folders, and files on your computer in a network system. You can also use Windows Explorer to view and open shared folders on other computers on the network. You can use Windows Explorer to manage your files by moving, copying, renaming, and deleting files. WYSIWYG Pronounced wizzy-wig, an acronym for "what you see is what you get." For example, when you format a paragraph, the line breaks that appear on the printout are exactly the same as they are on the screen. 6 6-12 Glossary

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Glossary
6-12
Appendix
6
WIA (Windows Image Acquisition)
Standard for downloading images from scanners or digital cameras. The machine
includes a TWAIN-compliant driver and a WIA-compliant driver. The WIA driver can
only be used with Windows XP. With either driver, you can scan documents with the
machine in applications which support the TWAIN interface (Photoshop etc.).
Windows Explorer
The Windows program you can use to browse through, open, and manage the disk
drives, folders, and files on your computer in a network system. You can also use
Windows Explorer to view and open shared folders on other computers on the
network. You can use Windows Explorer to manage your files by moving, copying,
renaming, and deleting files.
WYSIWYG
Pronounced wizzy-wig, an acronym for “what you see is what you get.” For example,
when you format a paragraph, the line breaks that appear on the printout are exactly
the same as they are on the screen.