The acronym WYSIWYG, sometimes pronounced "wizzy-wig", is a feature that was eventually developed in personal computers (PCs). What flaw in early computers does WYSIWYG address?
A) That early PCs would often crash
B) That early PCs would often not interface with other PCs
C) That early PCs would only let Bill Gates log on to them
D) That early PCs would often print out differently from what was displayed on the monitor

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WYSIWYG stands for "What You See Is What You Get," addressing the issue where the printed output did not match what was displayed on the screen, ensuring consistency between the display and the printed document.

The Acronym WYSIWYG, Sometimes Pronounced "Wizzy-Wig", Is a Feature That