Pronounced "wizzy wig," a WYSIWYG program allows designers to see text and graphics on screen exactly as they will appear when printed out or published online, rather than in programming code.
hat ou ee hat ou et; an adjective applied to a program that attempts to exactly represent printed output on the screen. Related to WYSIWYM but quite different.
An interactive mode of computer processing, in which there is a screen representation of the printed output. WYSIWYG is never entirely accurate, because of the difference in resolution between display screens and printers.
hat ou ee hat ou et. Applications that support visual page layout.
hat ou ee hat ou et (pronounced "wizzy-wig"): A program that displays a document on your screen exactly as it would appear when printed or published online. The term usually applies to HTML editors, such as Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia Dreamweaver. These WYSIWYG editors can show you how your Web page will appear online, as you're editing the document.
relating to or being a word processing system that prints the text exactly as it appears on the computer screen
an application that lets you see on the screen what you will get
an editor that allows you to create the page without using HTML
When what appears on the screen looks the same as what comes out of the printer.
To display a web page being edited exactly the same way it will be displayed on the web.
Characteristic of a program or application which displays formatted material on the screen, as it is being designed, so that it appears as it will when it is finished and in use. Note: WYSIWYG systems almost never produce well-formed documents.
(Pronounced wizzy wig) Stands for hat ou ee hat ou et. WYSIWYG "web page" editors usually work by dragging and dropping or copying and pasting items on the editors work area which in turn translates it into HTML tags. The problem with WYSIWYG is that what you DO NOT see is at least as important as what you DO see. In order for web pages to be compatible with as many borwser types as possible and have their content properly prepared for the search engines, the code must be made by a human being. There is no computer program which can evaluate your needs and write code accordingly. Maybe someday, but not yet.
A text processing term: (pronounced " Wissywig") A term used to describe systems that display full pages of formatted text and graphics on the screen. Refers to the ability of a computer to display the same colors and resolution on the screen that will come out of the printer.
Means " hat ou ee hat ou et". Generally speaking, if a program is WYSIWYG, what you see on the screen is pretty close to what you'll see when its printed... Nothing so far...
In electronicpublishing, anacronym for WhatYouSee Is What You Get which means that the typographic page viewed on the screen of a workstation essentially represents what the printer will output. ()
(pronounced "wizzywig") A term used to describe systems that preview full pages on the screen with text and graphics. The final result can vary slightly because of differences in the resolution of the computer screen and the page printer.
(Pronounced "whizzy-wig"). This term usually refers to website building software that enables you to see images onscreen exactly as they will appear on your browser.
hat ou ee hat ou et; software aimed at the desktop publishing market which allows users to easily create Web sites based on page layout, color, fonts, graphics, etc. without having to know HTML code
Acronym for " hat ou ee hat ou et". Referring to a process of designing a document on a computer screen that is a virtual preview of what the printed page will look like.
hat- ou- ee- hat- ou- et. Refers to programs that attempt to make screen output and paper output look the same.
Pronounced WIZ-zee-wig. Short for hat ou ee hat ou et. A WYSIWYG application is one that enables you to see on the display screen exactly what will appear when the document is printed. This differs, for example, from word processors that are incapable of displaying different fonts and graphics on the display screen even though the formatting codes have been inserted into the file. WYSIWYG is especially popular for desktop publishing. Internet.com/Webopedia.com
A graphical interface that presents a Web page that is very close to what will appear in the Web browser. (Source: Dreamweaver MX 2004)
Pronounced "wizziwig," it is a generic term meaning what you see on your screen is what is going to print out on your printer.
"Computer text and graphics that will print exactly as they appear on the screen."
hat ou ee hat ou et -- typically, when referring to an editor, the text displayed is ready-formatted, rather than in raw typesetting language.