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F Glossary
Letter
This is paper measuring 11
×
279
216 mm) in size. This type of paper
size is commonly used in correspondences
in the United States.
Local Printer
In this manual, a local printer refers to a
printer connected directly to a computer via
a parallel cable.
Log on
This refers to the state whereby a user is
able to access resources (printers on a
network) of a computer system. You logout
to exit from a log on session.
Multi-Up
This is the feature that allows you to print
multiple pages on one sheet of paper.
DocuPrint 181/211 allows you to print using
the 2-Up, 4-Up, 8-Up, or 16-Up feature.
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NetWare
This is a network OS developed by Novell,
Inc.
NetWare File Server
This is the dedicated server required for
constructing a network with NetWare.
Server software is run on this server while
client software is run on the client computer.
Network Path
This points to the target computer or file on
a network. It is used to specify a server
name and so forth.
Network Printer
In this manual, a printer that is connected to
the network via the Ethernet cable is called
a "network printer".
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NV Memory
×
8.5" (about
Online/Offline
Online help
OS
Parallel Interface
PDF File
This is a non-volatile memory that allows
the settings of the printer to be maintained
even when power is switched off.
When the printer is ready to receive data, it
is online, if not, it is offline. The machine has
to be online before copying or printing from
applications can be done. However the
machine must be offline in order to use the
printer control panel to select or change
settings. You can toggle between online
and offline by pressing the Online button on
the printer control panel.
This is electronic information shown on the
computer screen.
This is the acronym for Operating System
that controls the basic operations of a
computer's hardware and software. It also
manages the software and serves as the
platform on which software applications run.
This is one of the data transmission modes
between a computer and the peripherals.
Multiple bits of data can be sent at the same
time. A representative make is Centronics,
used in connecting printers to their
peripheral equipment.
PDF is the acronym for Portable Document
Format. A PDF file can be created by using
the Acrobat software developed by Adobe
Systems Incorporated. PDF files are online
documents and you need to install the
Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view or
print them.
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