IBM q5-44-3974-04 manual Glossary

binder

holes

.

A series of

holes

or

slots

punched

a

Glossary

intervals

that allows the form to be

inserted

in

a

The following

terms are

loose-leaf or ring binder.

defined as they are used

in

3130

documentation. If

you do not find

the term

you

Paper

formulated with

at

least 80%

need,

refer

to the indexIBM orDictionaryto the

of

bond

(paper)

.

wood

pulp. Bond-paper

forms

work

best

in

the

IBM

Computing , ZC20-1699.

3130.

A

C

adhesive

label

.

Special-application

material;

typically

.

A

process

to make

paper

smooth

or

glossy

consists

of

paper

labels

coated

on

one

calender

an

side

with

adhesive

mixture

temporarily

affixed

to

by passing it through a series of metal rollers d

backing

material.

a

paper-making

machine.

See

alsocarrier.

last

steps

of

Advanced

Function

Image

and

Graphics

.

This

calender

cut .

Slits,

glazed

lines,

or

discolored

lines

across

the

paper

caused

when

wrinkles

pass

through

allows

the

3130 to

directly process

IO1

subset

of

the

IO-image command set and

GR1

subset

of

the

calender

rollers.

the

graphics

command

set

data

streams.

caliper

.

The thickness of forms. This is usually

Advanced

Function

Presentation

(AFP)

.

The

ability expressed

in

thousandths

of

an

inch.

of

programs

to

use

the

all-points-addressable

concept

The

backing

material

for labels. Labels

to

print

text

and

images

with

a

printer.

carrier

.

consist of the printable material, the adhesive, a

all-points

addressability

.

The

capability

to

carrier.

address,

reference,

and

position text,

overlays,

and

images

at

med

any

defined point

on

the

printable

area

of

chad

.

(1) The material separated from a data

a

page.

a

hole.

(2) The

residue

separated fr

when

punching

application

.

The use to which an information

the

carrier

holes

in

continuous

forms.

processing

system

is

put;

for

example,

a

payroll

.

(1) A

path

along

which

signals

can

be

sen

application,

an

airline

reservation

application,

channel

a

network

data

channel,

output

channel). (2) In

application.

(for example,

3130 printer environment, the communication

application

program

.

A

program

written

for

or

attachment.

by

a

user

that

applies

to

the

user's

work,

such

as

a

program

number,

punctuation

mark,

or

that does inventory

control

or

payroll.

character

.

A

letter,

special

graphic

used

for

the

production

of

text.

application programmer. A person who develops application programs. Contrastsystemwith programmer .

B

character set . (1) A finite set of different chara that is complete for a given purpose; for example, character set in ISO Standard 646, “7-bit Coded Character Set of Information Processing Interchange.

(2)A group of characters used for a specific r example, the set of characters a printer can pri

bar

code .

A

code

representing

characters

by

sets

of

parallel

bars

of

varying

thickness

and

coated

paper . Paper that has had a surface coati

separation that

produce

smoothness.

are

read

optically

by

transverse

scanning.

applied

to

Bar

Code

Object

Content

Architecture

(BCOCA)

.

An

code

page

.

A

font

library

member

that

associates

code points and character identifiers.

IPDS command set that provides data control

information

to

print

bar-code

information

on

a

page,

.

A

set

of

graphic characters to

which

page

segment,

or

overlay.

coded

font

points

from

a code page and character-representati

basis

weight

.

The

weight

in

pounds

of

a

font

have

been assigned. A

coded

font

may

be sto

ream

(500

library for later use, or used immediately

sheets)

of

paper

cut

to

a

given

standard

in

a

size for that

grade;

for

example,

25

x

38

inches for

collection of data that specifies the character

book

papers,

graphic

characters. A coded

font

17

x

22 inches

for

bond

papers,

and

zero

or

more

other sizes for

other

grades.

associates the graphic characters with code point

provides

some of the control information the

printer

needs

to

place the

character patterns on a page.

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