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Bypass Tray: - ANSWER-To reduce the risk of jamming. Copy directly onto originals (colored paper, odd-sized paper, or card stock) that either can't be fed or are inconvenient to feed from the traditional copy paper tray inside your copier. Trays typically hold anywhere from one to 100 sheets. Use in color copiers to print covers or transparencies. Catch Tray: - ANSWER-Collect finished copies emerging from your copier. Digital Copying: - ANSWER-Breaks an image up into tiny rows and columns. In contrast, analog copiers work more like a camera, using a lens to take a picture of the document to be copied. Use to realize a greater range of features, such as the ability to connect the copier to a computer network. Duplex Copying: - ANSWER-To copy on both sides of a page. This is a useful feature, but is prone to paper jams. Editing Features: - ANSWER-To adjust how an image appears after copying. Memory: - ANSWER-To store data (such as scanned pages), scan documents, utilize scan once/print many, or fax. Moving Platens: - ANSWER-The top of the copier moves back and forth across the document to be copied. Be aware that these copy machines have low volume throughput.