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scan The value (in pixels) that represents a position on the paper motion axis of a sheet of paper. See dott.
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scanner An electronic device used in making color separations. Originals are placed on drums, which are rotated, reproduce the original via digital and electronic signals transferred to the finished film size through fiber optics. Scanners utilize electronic circuits to correct color, compress the tones and enhance the detail.
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scansion the process of analyzing a poems accents and rhythms
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scanner This device allows you to read images and text into your computer. Scanners use a variety of connection formats including Parallel Port, USB, and SCSI. USB is simple, SCSI is fast, and Parallel Port is extremely slow. The Miscellaneous Page discusses scanner suggestions.
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scanner A device that electro-optically converts bar codes into electrical signals.
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