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processing
obravnava
pro·cess·ing [ˈprəʊsesɪŋ] N no pl
1. processing (dealing with):
processing of application
2. processing (treatment):
processing TECH
processing FOOD
processing of milk
3. processing COMPUT:
processing
4. processing PHOTO:
processing film
processing photograph
data ˈpro·cess·ing N no pl
data processing
ˈtext pro·cess·ing N COMPUT
text processing
word ˈpro·cess·ing N no pl
word processing
I. pro·cess1 <-es> [ˈprəʊses] N
1. process (set of actions):
2. process (method):
3. process no pl (going on):
4. process LAW:
II. pro·cess1 [ˈprəʊses] VB trans
1. process (deal with):
2. process COMPUT:
obdelovati [perf obdelati]
3. process fig (comprehend):
obdelovati [perf obdelati]
4. process (treat):
process raw materials
obdelovati [perf obdelati]
process food
predelovati [perf predelati]
5. process PHOTO:
process film
razvijati [perf razviti]
pro·cess2 [prə(ʊ)ˈses] VB intr form
ˈpro·cess chart N
pro·cess en·gi·ˈneer·ing N no pl
Present
Iprocess
youprocess
he/she/itprocesses
weprocess
youprocess
theyprocess
Past
Iprocessed
youprocessed
he/she/itprocessed
weprocessed
youprocessed
theyprocessed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprocessed
youhaveprocessed
he/she/ithasprocessed
wehaveprocessed
youhaveprocessed
theyhaveprocessed
Past Perfect
Ihadprocessed
youhadprocessed
he/she/ithadprocessed
wehadprocessed
youhadprocessed
theyhadprocessed
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But the behavior of most major word processing applications is broadly similar.
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For example in a word processing document, there would be page objects, paragraph objects, sentence objects, word objects and character objects.
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It automatically fixed transpositions on the run, a feature not seen in more sophisticated contemporary word processing programs.
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Once the template is completed, the user can edit, save and manage the result as an ordinary word processing document.
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Previously, report creation often required hand writing or dictation which was then typed up by a secretary or word processing pool.
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