Ricoh InfoPrint Pro C900AFP Manual page 400

GOCA
Graphics object content architecture.
graphic character
A visual representation of a character,
other than a control character, that is
normally produced by writing, printing,
or displaying.
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
A type of user interface that takes
advantage of a high-resolution monitor
and includes a combination of graphics to
implement an object-action paradigm, the
use of pointing devices, menu bars,
overlapping windows, and icons. Contrast
with Command Line Interface.
Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)
A compressed graphics format widely
used on the Internet.
gray component replacement (GCR)
Synonym for under color removal (UCR).
gray scale
A strip of standard gray tones, ranging
from white to black, placed at the side of
the original copy during photography to
measure the tonal range and contrast
obtained.
GUI Graphical User Interface.
gutter The blank area or inner margin from the
printing area to the binding.
H
halftone
A printing method that simulates
continuous-tone shading using dots of
varying sizes laid out on a rectangular
grid. Larger dots simulate darker tones
and smaller dots simulate lighter tones.
Typical grid spacings are 85 lines per inch
(lpi) (newspaper), 133 lpi (low end), 150
lpi (midrange), and 175+ lpi (high
quality).
help In the InfoPrint GUI, an action used to
display the online help for a specific
template, object, action, button, control, or
area in an application window.
The name of a button used to access the
online help.
hold An indication determined by the job-hold
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InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Procedures
attribute that is used to keep a job in the
queue and prevent InfoPrint from
scheduling it.
hostname
The name given to an AIX system.
hot folder
A workstation directory where users copy
jobs to submit them to print.
hypertext
A way of presenting information online
with connections between one piece of
information and another. These
connections are called hypertext links. See
also hypertext link.
hypertext link
A connection between one piece of
information and another. Selecting a link
displays the target piece of information.
I
icon A graphic symbol displayed on a screen
that a user can click to invoke a function
or software application.
image Toned and untoned pels arranged in a
pattern.
image data
Rectangular arrays of raster information
that define an image.
imagesetter
A high resolution (1270–3600+ dpi)
printer that uses an Argon (green) laser to
write to film using digital imput.
Imagesetting is the step before Cromalin
proofing and platemaking.
imposition
The process of arranging pages on a press
sheet to ensure the correct order during
final cutting, folding, and binding.
Electronic imposition builds press sheets
automatically during the RIP and outputs
film formatted for immediate use in
platemaking.
InfoPrint
A solution of software and hardware
products that can supplement or replace
the offset presses and copiers in print
shops with high-quality, non-impact,
black and white or process color printers.
InfoPrint takes documents from creation
to the published, kitted, and shipped
product.