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resource, such as graphics or fonts, used
by a job to print a printable document.
Contrast with printable document.
resubmit
In InfoPrint, an action used to reroute
pending or retained jobs to a different
logical destination than the one through
which the job was originally submitted.
resume
In InfoPrint, the action used to resume the
printing of paused jobs or resume the
distribution of jobs from paused servers
or queues.
retained job
In InfoPrint, an object that represents a
job that is being stored in the print
system for a specified amount of time,
normally after the completion of printing
the job. A retained job does not reside in a
queue.
retention
The process of storing data after
completion of a process for a certain
length of time.
retrieval
The process of bringing digital archived
data out of storage and into online
memory for reuse. See also archiving.
RGB Red, green, blue.
RIP Raster image processor.
To convert data to dot patterns using a
raster image processor.
root user
In the AIX environment, the system user
with the most authority who can log in
and execute restricted commands, shut
down the system, and edit or delete
protected files. Synonymous with
superuser.
RPC Remote Procedure Call.
RS/6000
A family of workstations and servers
based on IBM's POWER architecture.
They are primarily designed for running
multi-user numerical computing
applications that use the AIX operating
system.
S
scanner
A device that converts hardcopy source
data into digital format (halftone dots) to
avoid retyping the data.
scheduler
In InfoPrint, the scheduling method that
the queue uses when assigning a job to an
actual destination.
separator sheet
The sheet of paper, blank or otherwise,
that separates documents in a job. See
also auxiliary sheet.
server In InfoPrint, the object that accepts
configuration, management, and printing
requests, performs the requested
operations, and sends responses back as a
result of the operation.
settable attribute
See initially settable attribute, resettable
attribute.
severity
An indication of how serious an error
condition is.
shell In the AIX operating system, a command
interpreter that acts as an interface
between the user and the operating
system. In InfoPrint documentation, all
shell examples use the Korn shell.
shift-out, shift-in code
Control characters used to indicate the
beginning and end of a string of
double-byte, ideographic characters.
shortest-job-first
In InfoPrint, a queuing technique where
the next job assigned to the first position
in the queue is the shortest job in the
queue. Contrast with deadline, FIFO
(first-in-first-out), job-priority, and
longest-job-first.
shut down
In InfoPrint, the action used to halt all
server or actual destination processes
without deleting the server or actual
destination.
signature
A group of pages that are printed, folded,
cut, and bound together. Manual
placement of pages in the signature is
determined using a folding dummy.
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