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Adobe Memory Booster An advanced printer
technology that effectively triples your printer's
memory, allowing you to print complex
documents that traditional printer architectures
would fail to print.
alert message A message on the printer operator
panel or in the printer status monitor that occurs
when printing is suspended.
application A software program that performs a
specific task such as creating a spreadsheet or
graphics.
ASCII American Standard Code for Information
Interchange. This standard defines character set
codes that are used for data interchange between
data terminal equipment.
attributes Characteristics of a font. These include
orientation, symbol set, spacing, pitch, point size,
style, stroke, and typeface.
back up To make a spare copy of a disk or file on
a disk. Backing up your disks and files ensures that
you won't lose information if the original is lost or
damaged.
Glossary
basis (base) weight In English units, basis weight
is the weight of 500 sheets of standard size paper.
It is measured as the weight (in grams) of one
square meter of paper.
baud The rate of data transmission, measured in
bits per second.
bitmap A checkerboard dot-by-dot representation
of a text character or graphic image.
booklet printing Booklet printing lets you
produce booklets in book or tablet form. Booklets
have two reduced-sized pages on each side of the
sheet. You fold these sheets to complete the
booklet. When you use booklet printing, the
SuperScript 1260 Windows Printer Driver keeps
track of the booklet's pagination so that all of the
pages of the booklet print where they should.
brightness The whiteness of a piece of paper.
Brighter paper is usually associated with higher
quality papers.
buffer Electronic memory where text is stored for
processing by the printer.
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