Annotations: Alterations made to a document using a highlighter, sticky note, or electronic tools.
Batch Processing: The input of a large amount of information in a single step.
Briefcase: The simplified transport of information form one computer to another.
Caching: Temporary storage of information on a hard disk.
COM (Computer Output to Microfilm): The process of placing electronic records and computer reports on a microfilm.
Document Imaging: A document management software that stores, organizes, retrieves and distributes information on the computer.
Drag-and-Drop: Moving on-screen objects with the help of the mouse.
Electronic Document Management: Imaging software that manages electronic documents.
Full Text Indexing and Search: Information can be retrieved by a word or phrase in the content.
Index Fields: Database fields that help categorize and arrange documents.
Jukebox: A storage device for optical disks.
Off-line: Designed for the storage of archival documents, not connected to the computer.
On-line: Storage of documents on the hard drive of the computer.
RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks): Hard disks that operate as a single unit.
Scalability: A system's capacity to expand.
Scanner: A device that converts paper document into computer images.
Thumbnails: Miniaturized versions of an image, for the purpose of quick overview.
Video Scanner Interface: Device connecting scanners with computers.
ZIP: A file compression form.
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