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density
desktop publishing A system that provides you with the ability to pro-
dialog box
display
electrical resistivity How a sheet of paper accepts and holds a charge.
emulation
file
finishing dimensions The width and length of paper and how closely it is
firmware
font
font file
The relative darkness of print or the amount of white
that shows through the printed characters.
duce publication-quality documents.
A box that contains a message requesting informa-
tion from you.
What appears on your computer screen.
This property can be greatly affected by changes in
moisture content, and is one of the most important
determinants of quality printed output.
The imitation of all or part of one system by another
in such a way that the imitating system accepts the
same data and gives the same results as the imitated
system.
Any named, ordered collection of information stored
on a disk.
cut to the dimensions' stated size.
Programs stored permanently in read-only memory
(ROM). Such programs are built into the printer at
the factory. They can be executed at any time, but
cannot be modified or erased from memory.
A set of characters of a specific orientation (portrait/
landscape), symbol set, spacing pitch, point size,
style, stroke weight, and typeface.
A specific file used to copy fonts to and from the
system file of the startup disk.
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