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their
own
environment
and
are
often
used
as
electronic
forms.
(2)
A
collection
of
predefined
static
data,
such
as
lines,
shading,
text,
boxes,
or
logos
that
can
merge
with
variable
data
on
a
sheet
while
printing.
P
page.
(1)
In
AFP,
a
data
stream
object
delimited
by
a
Begin
Page
structured
field
and
an
End
Page
structured
field.
A
page
can
contain
presentation
data
such
as
text,
image,
graphics,
and
bar
code
data.
(2)
A
collection
of
data
that
can
on
a
physical
sheet
of
paper.
Synonymous
with
logical
page.
page
definition.
(1)
An
AFP
resource
that
defines
the
rules
for
transforming
line
data
and
XML
data
into
MO:DCA-P
data
and
text
controls.
(2)
An
AFP
resource
that
contains
a
set
of
formatting
controls
for
printing
logical
pages
of
data.
It
includes
controls
for
the
number
of
lines
per
sheet,
font
selection,
direction,
and
mappings
for
individual
data
fields
to
positions
on
the
printed
sheet.
page
printer.
Any
of
a
class
of
printers
that
accepts
composed
pages,
constructed
of
composed
text
and
images,
among
other
things,
and
that
prints
any
sequence
of
pels
in
any
order
on
the
page.
Contrast
with
line
printer.
page
segment.
(1)
An
AFP
resource
object
that
contains
text,
image,
graphics,
or
bar
code
data
that
can
be
positioned
on
any
addressable
point
on
a
page
or
an
electronic
overlay.
(2)
An
AFP
resource
prepared
before
formatting
and
included
during
printing.
Synonymous
with
segment.
Compare
with
electronic
overlay.
path.
The
route
used
to
locate
files;
the
storage
location
of
a
file.
A
fully
qualified
path
lists
the
drive
identifier,
if
any,
the
directory
name,
the
subdirectory
name,
if
any,
and
the
file
name
with
its
associated
extension,
if
any.
pattern.
Synonymous
with
raster
pattern.
PDF.
Portable
Document
Format.
pel.
Short
for
picture
element.
The
smallest
area
that
the
printer
can
tone
individually.
Synonymous
with
addressable
point
or
dot
in
Xerox
terminology.
physical
page.
Synonymous
with
form.
Contrast
with
logical
page.
physical
printer.
In
InfoPrint
Manager,
a
type
of
actual
destination
that
represents
a
printer
device.
See
also
printer
device.
picture
element.
See
pel.
point.
(1)
A
unit
of
measurement
whose
main
purpose
is
to
describe
type
sizes.
Each
pica
contains
12
points,
with
approximately
72
points
to
an
inch.
(2)
In
the
Didot
point
system,
a
point
is
0.0148
of
an
inch.
Each
cicero
contains
twelve
Didot
points.
Portable
Document
Format.
A
standard
specified
by
Adobe
Systems,
Incorporated,
for
the
electronic
distribution
of
documents.
files
are
compact;
can
be
distributed
globally
via
e-mail,
the
Web,
intranets,
or
CD-ROM;
and
can
be
viewed
with
the
Acrobat
Reader.
portrait
orientation.
(1)
In
printers,
text
and
images
that
are
printed
parallel
to
the
shorter
side
of
the
form.
(2)
The
position
of
a
printed
page
on
a
sheet
of
paper,
so
that
the
shorter
edges
of
the
paper
are
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
page,
and
the
longer
edges
are
the
sides
of
the
page.
Contrast
with
landscape.
fidelity.
A
function
of
InfoPrint
XT
that
measures
the
length
of
a
Xerox
line
and
makes
sure
that
the
corresponding
AFP
line
it
generates
is
the
same
length.
job.
The
data
to
print,
with
specific
conversion
parameters
and
options
that
you
submit
to
InfoPrint
Manager
for
processing.
A
job
is
similar
to
a
report,
which
is
the
Xerox
term
used
for
the
job.
Services
Facility
(PSF).
(1)
An
IBM
licensed
program
that
produces
printer
commands
from
the
data
sent
to
it.
(2)
A
program
that
manages
and
controls
the
input
data
stream
and
output
data
stream
required
by
supported
printers.
printer
device.
The
actual
printer
hardware,
such
as
an
InfoPrint
4100.
See
also
physical
printer.
proportionally-spaced
font.
A
font
in
which
the
characters
are
contained
in
character
cells
that
vary
with
the
size
of
each
character.
Fonts
of
this
type
provide
for
even
spacing
between
printed
characters,
and
eliminate
excess
white
space
around
narrow
characters,
such
as
the
letter
“i”.
Contrast
with
monospaced
font.
PSF.
Services
Facility.
R
raster
pattern.
A
series
of
pels
arranged
in
scan
lines
to
form
an
image.
The
toned
or
untoned
status
of
each
pel
creates
an
image.
A
digitized
raster
pattern
is
an
array
of
bits.
The
on
or
off
status
of
each
bit
determines
the
toned
or
untoned
status
of
each
pel.
resource.
In
the
AFP
architecture,
a
collection
of
printing
instructions
and
sometimes
data
that
consists
entirely
of
AFP
structured
fields.
You
store
a
resource
as
a
member
of
a
library,
and
InfoPrint
Manager
can
call
the
resource
when
it
needs
it.
Coded
fonts,
font
character
sets,
code
pages,
page
segments,
overlays,
form
definitions,
and
page
definitions
are
all
AFP
resources.
Glossary
of
selected
InfoPrint
Solutions
Company
terms
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