Which of the following is not a major difference between a manual processing environment and a computerized processing environment?
A) A computerized processing environment requires data to be converted into electronic format, which introduces the possibility of input errors.
B) A computerized processing environment has an increased level of human involvement.
C) Random errors are more likely in a manual processing environment than a computerized processing environment.
D) A hard copy "audit trail" is less likely to exist in a computerized processing environment than a manual processing environment.

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The other options all describe major differences between manual and computerized processing environments, such as the need for data conversion, differences in error likelihood, and availability of audit trails. Option B, however, is not a major difference, as computerized processing environments typically have less human involvement than manual processing environments.

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