IBM q5-44-3974-04 Set, Dry Ink, Printing, Section, Forms, Path, Emboss, Overlay, Log, Fuser

Document

Composition

Facility

(DCF)

.

An

IBM

error-recovery

procedure

.

Procedures

designed

to

licensed program that provides text

formattinghelpforisolatethe

and,

where

possible,

to

recover

from

3130.

in equipment. The procedures are often used in

double-byte

character

set

conjunction

with

programs

that

record

the

statistics

.

A

type

of

character

set

malfunctions.

machine

required to print unique characters,

such

as

Japanese

Kanji.

exception

.

(1) An invalid or unsupported data-stream

double-byte coded font

.

A

font

in

which

the

construction.

(2) In

IPDS,

a

condition

requiring

host

notification

or

requiring

the

host

to

resend

data.

characters are defined by two bytes; the first

defines

a

coded-font section, the second defines a code point.

Contrast withsingle-byte coded. font

F

double-byte

font

.

Seedouble-byte

coded.

font

font .

(1) A family or assortment of

characters

of

given

size

and

style;

for

example,

9-point

Bodoni

drum

count

.

The

number

of

revolutions

of

themoderndrum. A

font has a unique name and may

have

a

dry

ink .

registry

number.

(2) A

font

is

data

used

to

creat

The

material

that

forms

the

image

onimagethe of each graphic character; for example, a

paper. Synonymous

with

toner.

pattern.

duplex

printing .

Printing

on

both

sides

of

a

sheetFont Libraryof Service

Facility

(FLSF)

.

A

licensed

paper. Synonym

fortwo-sided

printing. Contrast

with

program

that

provides

a

way

to

make

changes

to

a

simplex

printing.

while retaining its correct format, as defined by

architecture

and

as

required

by

Print

Services

Fa

E

font

section .

A

subdivision

of

a

double-byte

font

electronic

form

.

Seelectronic

overlay.

character

set. The

section

consists

of

a

maximum

o

256

characters.

electronic

overlay

.

(1) A

collection

of

constant

data

(FORMDEF)

.

In

Print

Services

Facility

that

is

electronically

composed in

the

host

form

definition

system

and

may

be

combined with

variable

data

on

a

(PSF),

a resource object that defines the charact

sheet

during

printing.

(2) The

library

member

that

contains

of

the form, which include: overlays to be used,

the

definition

of

the

electronic overlay. . See

suppression, position of page data on the form, an

number and modifications of a page.

electrophotographic

process

.

The creation

of

an format

.

(1) The

arrangement

or

layout

of

data

on

image on forms by uniformly charging

the

data

medium.

(2) The

size,

style,

type

of

page,

photoconductor,

creating

an

electrostatic

image

on

the

photoconductor,

attracting

negatively

charged

margins, printing requirements, and so on, of a print

toner

to

page.

the discharged areas of the photoconductor, and

transferring

and

fusing

the

toner

to

forms.

forms .

The

material

on

which

output

data

is

printe

electrostatic

image

.

The

invisible

image

such as paper or adhesive electroniclabels. See

consisting

of

.form

overlay andpreprinted

discharged areas of the photoconductor as a result of

exposure

from

digital

data.

forms

path .

The entire route that forms travel dur

emboss .

To

press

and

raise

the

surface

processing. The

forms

path

usually

begins

where

the

of

paper

into

ends

at

the

stacker. Synonym

a

design. Embossed

paper

appears

thicker

forms

are

loaded and

than

path.

non-embossed paper, can

increase

printer

paper

wear,

and

can

degrade

print

quality.

forms

overlay

.

In

the

3130,

that

function

of

the

Enhanced

N_UP

Printing

.

To

divide

a

sheet

that

allows

customer-prepared

data

to

be

printed

into

a

data.

maximum

of

8

partitions,

anywhere

on

the

variable-page

sheet. See

also

N_UP

Printing.

fuse .

To

use heat and pressure to

blend

toner

on

error

log

.

(1) A

data

set

or

file

in

a

forms

to

make

a

permanent

bond.

product

or

system

where

error

information

is

stored

for

later

access.

(2) A

fuser .

The assembly that bonds the toned image to

record

of

machine

checks,

device

errors,

and

volume

using

heat

and

pressure.

statistical

data.

the paper

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