Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 371

print application
software
print client
print job
Print Now
print options
print queue
print service
printer
Printer Manager
priority
proof job
promote
public net
P r od u c t Na me Bo o k N am e
printer.
Software resident on the client workstation used to create print
documents.
The application or machine in the distributed system that
assembles a service request and submits the request to the
server.
An object that represents a request to print one or more
documents together on a logical printer.
A Job Manager option that allows you to interrupt a currently
printing job to print another selected job.
A set of options available for controlling the processing of a print
job. Print options include simplex or duplex printing, media
selection, collating, stitching, etc. Print options can be sent to the
Controller as a part of the job, providing automatic job processing.
A queue that temporarily stores print jobs that have been sent
over the network.
A print service accepts printing requests and performs the
indicated actions.
The hardware component that places the page image on a
physical page.
A component of the DocuSP software designed to set up and
manage functions of the printer such as, paper trays, paper stock,
stacking, and stock size checking.
The order in which queues are serviced.
A job option that can be achieved by selecting [Job: Proof]. If this
option is selected, a single copy of the document will be printed. A
benefit to this is that the printer operator gets the chance to view
the document before a long print run is begun. When a job is
proofed, it is not removed from the queue as occurs when the job
is released to the printer. This also helps the user to avoid having
to resubmit the job from his or her workstation.
Moving a job above all pending jobs in the queue.
The customer's main enterprise-wide network, comprising
possibly many segments joined by gateways and routers.
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