e-copy
nounUK /ˈiːˌkɒpi/
US /ˈiːˌkɑːpi/
A copy of a book or paper that you read on a screen.
The teacher sent us an e-copy of the story so we could read it on our tablets.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A computer file that holds a duplicate of a document.
Please save an e-copy of your homework before you print it.
3. An electronic version of a printed work sent by email.
She emailed me an e-copy of the newsletter.
4. A digital duplicate kept as a backup.
Keep an e-copy of your photos on a USB stick.
5. A soft copy of a picture or text used on a website.
The web designer asked for an e-copy of the logo.