WYSIWYG...And Worth $30 Million Dollars

In the early days of technology, WYSIWYG, or "What you see is what you get," was a much-used acronym to describe compatibility between an original document and how the image of that document appeared on a computer screen. Today, after the many advances in technology, the acronym has fallen into disuse, but its meaning will never lose its importance in all human communications, particularly in presentations.