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N-up
This the feature that allows you to print multiple
pages on one sheet of paper. DocuPrint C621 allows
you to print using the 2-Up, 4-Up, 8-Up, or 16-UP
feature.
Online/Offline
When the printer is ready to receive data, it is
"online", if not, it is "offline". The machine has to be
online before copying or printing from applications
can be done. However the machine must be offline
in order to use the printer control panel to select or
change settings. You can toggle between online and
offline by pressing the
Online button on the printer
control panel.
Online help
This is electronic information shown on the
computer screen.
OS
This is the acronym for Operating System that
controls the basic operations of a computer's
hardware and software. It also manages the
software and serves as the platform on which
software applications run.
Parallel Interface
This is one of the data transmission modes between
a computer and the peripherals. Multiple bits of data
can be sent at the same time. A representative make
is Centronics, used in connecting printers to their
peripheral equipment.
PDF File
PDF is the acronym for Portable Document Format.
A PDF file can be created by using the Acrobat
software developed by Adobe Systems
Incorporated. PDF files are online documents and
you need to install the Adobe Acrobat Reader in
order to view or print them.
Plug and Play
This function is adopted in Windows 95 and
Windows 98 where it allows the computer to
configure itself to work with peripheral equipment.
Print Queue
When data are received from the computer to be
printed to a designated printer, these data are stored
temporarily in the print queue.
Printer Driver
This is the software for converting data created with
an application to data that can be interpreted by the
printer.
Port
This is the connection part for exchanges between
the computer and peripherals.
Protocol
This is a set of rules for regulating the
communications amongst multiple devices and
computer systems, for example, the transmission of
information between hardware, the communications
between two computers via the network and so
forth.
Appendix H Glossary