electronic zoom
Found on digital cameras and camcorders electronic zoom indicates the availability of electronic controls that can be used to zoom the lens in and out. Some camcorders only have electronic zoom.
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In word processing, an embedded command is a sequence of special characters inserted into a document that affects the formatting of the document when it is printed. For example, when you change fonts in a word processor (by specifying bold type), the word processor inserts an embedded command that causes the printer to change fonts. […]
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