What is Xeroxing?

Xeroxing is the process of making copies of documents using a Xerox machine, which is a device that uses a combination of light and heat to transfer ink from a toner cartridge onto paper. The resulting copies are called "xeroxes."

The term "xerox" has become a genericized trademark, meaning that it is often used as a verb to describe the act of making copies, regardless of the specific brand or type of copier being used. For example, someone might say "I need to xerox this document" to indicate that they need to make a copy of the document using any type of copier.

Xeroxing is commonly used in offices and other workplaces to make copies of documents, but it can also be used at home with personal copiers or scanners. The process involves placing the original document in the copier's scanner, selecting the number of copies desired, and pressing a button to initiate the copying process. The resulting copies are then printed out on paper.