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GL-1020 Administrator’s Guide 311
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Private Print A printing mode that allows you to send a job from your
workstation, and then hold it until you enter a private DIN from the
copier to release and print the job.
Proof Print A printing mode that allows you to print only the first copy of a
multi-copy job and review it before releasing and printing the
remaining copies.
Properties User-definable attributes or settings. For example, print properti es
include page orientation and duplex mode.
Property sheet A dialog box containing properties grouped by category. For
example, all properties that are related to finishing options are
grouped on the GL-1020 drivers’ Setup property page.
Property tab A Properties dialog box typically contains sever al tabs that allow
you to access property sheets, where options and settings are
grouped by category or function.
Protocol stack A set of protocols, organized in layers, for controlling
communication between devices. Devices with the same protocol
stack can communicate with each other.
Public folder A TopAccessComposer system folder. The administrator and all
registered and unregistered users can edit, view and print
documents in the Public folder. They can also create Public
subfolders.
RADF Reversing Automatic Document Feeder. An automatic feeder that
scans the provided document from last page to first page.
RAS Remote Access Service. A function in the Microsoft Windows®
operating system that provides access to remote users via
modems. You can dial into your own machine and gain access to
Windows®, NetWare and Unix servers that support PPP protocol.
Raw Print Job A print job that is sent to the controller by means other than the
GL-1020 printer driver. For example, using DOS commands to
print directly to the local port, or using a different type of driver,
such as a HP driver, to print to a GL-1020 controller.
Recoverable error An error condition that simply requires user intervention to
resolve, for example, paper out or paper jam.
Definition of Common Terms
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