Epson Stylus Color 1520 User Manual page 159

media
MicroWeave
monochrome
parallel interface
print queue
print server
printable area
printer driver
proportional printing
reset
resolution
RGB
scalable fonts
screen pattern
Materials upon which data is printed, such as envelopes, plain
paper, special paper, and transparencies.
Printing technology that produces images in fine increments to
reduce the possibility of banding. See also banding.
This means printing with only one color of ink, which is
generally black ink.
See interface.
Print jobs that are sent to the printer while it is busy are stored
in a waiting line, or print queue, until they can be printed.
The computer connected to the printer. It receives the jobs and
then distributes them to the assigned printer. It also holds extra
print jobs while the printer is busy. See also print queue.
The area of a page on which the printer can print. It is smaller
than the physical size of the page due to margins.
See driver.
Printing in which the width of the character varies from
character to character. For example, a capital W receives much
more space than a lowercase i. The result looks more like a
typeset book than a typewritten draft.
To return a printer to its defaults either by sending a command,
an signal or by turning the printer off and then back on.
INIT
The number of dots per inch used to represent an image.
Red, green, and blue. These colors, in phosphors irradiated by
the computer monitor's electron gun, are used to create the
additive array of screen colors.
Fonts that can be enlarged or reduced. Non-scalable fonts are
called bitmap fonts and can't change in size.
This feature prints shaded areas as they appear on screen,
instead of printing them as halftones.
G-3
Glossary