Ricoh InfoPrint Manager for AIX, Manual

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In InfoPrint software publications,
InfoPrint Manager for AIX or any of its
components.
InfoPrint Manager for AIX
The software component of InfoPrint.
InfoPrint Manager for AIX handles the
scheduling, archiving, retrieving, and
assembly of a print job and its related
resource files. It also tracks the finishing
and packaging of the printed product.
InfoPrint Manager for AIX is based on
Palladium technology developed at
MIT/Project Athena. It conforms to the
ISO DPA and POSIX standards.
InfoPrint Network
The local area network running TCP/IP
protocol that InfoPrint uses to
communicate among servers, clients, and
output devices.
InfoPrint Select
The component of InfoPrint Manager for
AIX that lets you submit jobs from an
OS/2 or Windows workstation.
InfoPrint Submit Express
The component of InfoPrint Manager that
lets you submit jobs with a job ticket from
a Windows or Macintosh workstation.
InfoPrint 20
A black and white, large-format, cut-sheet,
workgroup laser printer with optional
duplexing and 600-dpi resolution.
InfoPrint 60
A duplex, black and white, cut-sheet
printer with 600-dpi resolution.
InfoPrint 62
A non-impact, continuous-forms printer
that runs at a maximum of 62
impressions-per-minute (depending on
forms size), and is factory set to run at
either 240 or 300 dpi on a maximum
paper size of 370.8 mm (14.6 in.).
InfoPrint 4000
A duplex, black and white,
continuous-forms printer with 600-dpi
resolution.
initial value document
Synonym for default document .
initial value job
Synonym for default job .
initial value object
Synonym for default object .
initially settable attribute
An attribute whose value can be
established when an object is created but
cannot be subsequently set or modified.
See also
resettable attribute ; contrast with
non-settable attribute .
input focus
The area of a window where user
interaction is possible from either the
keyboard or the mouse.
input tray
For a printer device, the container that
holds the medium upon which the printer
prints its output.
Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS)
An all-points-addressable data stream that
enables users to position text, images, and
graphics at any defined point on a
printed page.
Information that the host sends to IPDS
printers. This information generally
contains basic formatting, error recovery,
and character data and enables the
printers to make decisions.
An architected host-to-printer data stream
that contains both data (text, image,
graphics, and bar codes) and controls
defining how the data is to be presented.
IPDS provides a device-independent
interface for controlling and managing
all-points-addressable (APA) printers.
International Organization for Standardization
(ISO)
An organization of national standards
bodies from various countries established
to promote development standards to
facilitate international exchange of goods
and services, and develop cooperation in
intellectual, scientific, technological, and
economic activity.
Internet
A wide area network connecting
thousands of disparate networks in
industry, education, government, and
research. The Internet network uses
TCP/IP as the protocol for sending
information.
Internet Protocol
The set of rules that determines how to
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