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terms
Question | Answer |
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default printer | the printer windows prints to unless another printer is selected |
duplex printing | printing on both sides of the paper |
dye sublimination printer | printer with photo lab quality results that uses transparent dyed film.film is heated which causes the dye to vaporize onto glossy paper |
extension magnet brush | a long handled brush made of nylon fibers that are charged with static electricity to pick up stray toner inside a printer |
GDI | graphics device interface |
graphics device interface | a core windows component responsible for building graphics data to display or print |
inkjet printers | ink dispersion printer that uses cartridges of ink.ink is heated to a boiling point and then ejected onto thr paper thru tiny nozzles |
laser printers | printer that uses a laser beam to control how toner is placed on the page and then uses heat to fuse the toner on the page |
local printer | printer connected to a computer by way of a port on the computer |
network printer | a printer that anyone on the network can access |
PCL | printer control language |
printer control language | developed by hewlett packard that tells a printer how to print a page |
postscript | developed by adobe systems that tells a printer how to print a page |
power cycle | turn a device on and off |
print spool | a que for print jobs |
printer maintenance kits | a kit that contains the parts, tools and instructions needed to perform routine maintenance |
raw data | data sent to a printer without any formatting or processing |
REt | resolution enhancement technology |
resolution enhancement technology | term from hewlett packard that describes the way a laser printer varies the size of the dots used to create an image |
solid ink printers | printers that use sticks or blocks of solid ink |
spooling | placing print jobs in a print que so that an application can be released from the printing process before printing is completed |
thermal printers | a line printer that |
xps documemt writer | |
xps | xml paper specification |
xml paper specification | |
six steps of laser printing | cleaning |
six steps of laser printing | conditioning |
six steps of laser printing | writing |
six steps of laser printing | developing |
six steps of laser printing | transferring |
six steps of laser printing | fusing |
categories of printers | laser |
categories of printers | inkjet |
categories of printers | solid ink |
categories of printers | dye sublimination |
categories of printers | thermal |
categories of printers | impact |
laser printer | electrophotographic printer |
laser printers | uses mechanical electrical and optical technologies |
impact printers | dot matrix printers |
printer characteristics | warm up time |
printer characteristics | resolution |
printer characteristics | maximum duty cycle |
printer characteristics | printing speed |
printer characteristics | technology for formatting a page |
warm up time | time to print first page |
resolution | measured in dots per inch |
maximum duty cycle | monthly quota set by warranty |
printing speed | measured in pages per minute |
network printer | ethernet port that connects directly to network |
local printer | connects directly to a pc |
ways to install a printer | local printer network printer print server |
laser printers work by | placing toner on an electrically charged rotating drum |
laser printers work by | and then depositing the toner on paper as the paper moves thru the system at the same speed the drum is turning |