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two pixels with another pixel having an
average value of the two to minimize the
difference or to add detail to smooth the
result.
document
In InfoPrint, an object representing a
grouping of data in a job. A job can
contain one or more documents. The
documents in a job can differ from each
other in some ways. For example, they
can contain different data and can have
different document formats. A document
in a job can contain printable data or a
resource that is not printable by itself. See
file-reference document , printable document ,
and resource document .
document element
A portion of a document at least a single
page in size.
document format
In InfoPrint, a document format describes
the type of the data and control characters
in the document, such as line data or
PostScript. The format of the data
determines which printer devices are
capable of printing the document and
whether InfoPrint must transform the
format.
document identifier
A string that identifies a document in a
job. It consists of a job ID followed by a
period (.) and a document sequence
number. For example,
12.2 . Document
sequence numbers are integers starting at
1.
Document Printing Application (DPA)
An ISO/IEC 10175 standard that
addresses those aspects of document
processing that enable users in a
distributed open systems environment to
send electronic documents to shared,
possibly geographically-dispersed
printers. InfoPrint supports the DPA
standard.
document transfer method
In InfoPrint, the transfer method describes
how documents are transferred to, or
acquired by, servers. See
pipe-pull and
with-request .
document type
In InfoPrint, the document type describes
the kind of data in the document. A
printable document can only contain
printable data. A resource document can
only contain data such as fonts or form
definitions that are not printable. A
file
reference document can only contain names
of files entered on separate lines.
dot The individual elements of a halftone.
dot gain
An increase in the size of a halftone dot
during printing, caused by ink spreading.
Generally, this value is known precisely,
and the scanning and filming production
process is calibrated to compensate for it.
The Cromalin proofing system simulates
this effect.
dots per inch (dpi)
A measure of data density per unit
distance. Typical values for desktop
publishing range from 200 to 300 dpi.
DPA Document Printing Application.
DPF Distributed Print Facility.
dpi Dots per inch.
drag and drop
In graphical user interfaces, a procedure
by which you perform actions and tasks.
Using the mouse, you drag (move) an
action or object icon to a new position
where you want the action or task to
occur.
DSS Destination support system.
dummy
A rough paste-up or hand-drawn
representation of the anticipated finished
product. A dummy is used for basic
design and pagination.
duplex printing
Printing on both sides of the paper.
Contrast with
simplex printing (1) .
Printing on both sides of the paper,
placing output images on the media in a
head-to-head format, so that the top of
one image is at the same edge as the top
of the next image. Contrast with
tumble
duplex printing ; see also simplex printing
(2) .
E
early binding
In InfoPrint, assigning a job to an actual
destination as soon as it is accepted. Early
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