What is the difference between soft copy devices and hard copy devices
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A soft copy (sometimes spelled "softcopy") is an electronic copy of some type of data, such as a file viewed on a computer's display or transmitted as an e-mail attachment. Such material, when printed, is referred to as a hard copy.
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Soft copy.
it is an output copy of document stored in memory and can be seen on screen.
It can modified easily.
It need an electronic media for display.
It is intangible.
It is a digital version.
It can be transmitted electrically.
Hard copy.
It is printed on on paper.
It can't be modified easily.
It doesn't need an electronic media for display.
It is tangible.
It is physical version.
It can transmitted physically.
Before electronic documents, ALL documents were hard copy. A hard copy of a document is a printed copy like a printed report or even a book on a shelf in the library.
If a printed book is a hard copy then what's the obvious name for an electronic version? A soft copy! Soft copy formats include, but are not limited to, text files, PDF files, word processor files, web-based documents and others.
it is an output copy of document stored in memory and can be seen on screen.
It can modified easily.
It need an electronic media for display.
It is intangible.
It is a digital version.
It can be transmitted electrically.
Hard copy.
It is printed on on paper.
It can't be modified easily.
It doesn't need an electronic media for display.
It is tangible.
It is physical version.
It can transmitted physically.
Before electronic documents, ALL documents were hard copy. A hard copy of a document is a printed copy like a printed report or even a book on a shelf in the library.
If a printed book is a hard copy then what's the obvious name for an electronic version? A soft copy! Soft copy formats include, but are not limited to, text files, PDF files, word processor files, web-based documents and others.
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