- Industria: Computer
- Number of terms: 440
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Hewlett-Packard Company or HP is an American multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States.
As a PostScript term, a file containing font descriptions. Each description specifies how every character in a font family is constructed, including derivatives such as bold or italic versions.
Industry:Office Equipment
The material that is printed upon, such as plain paper, glossy paper or transparency film.
Industry:Office Equipment
A connection standard for transferring data that's recognized by all PCs or Macintosh computers. For example, a parallel printer port is a common interface found on virtually all PCs for transferring data from the computer to a printer.
Industry:Office Equipment
A sequence of documents sent to a printer to be processed sequentially, usually in the order in which they were sent by the computer. Some multi-operating systems such as Linux and Windows® allow users to set privileges or delete print jobs from the queue.
Industry:Office Equipment
A connection standard for transferring data that's recognized by all PCs or Macintosh computers. For example, a parallel printer port is a common interface found on virtually all PCs for transferring data from the computer to a printer.
Industry:Office Equipment
The process of removing or reducing the jagged distortions in curves and diagonal lines so that lines appear smooth or smoother.
Industry:Office Equipment
As a PostScript term, a file containing font descriptions. Each description specifies how every character in a font family is constructed, including derivatives such as bold or italic versions.
Industry:Office Equipment
The material that is printed upon, such as plain paper, glossy paper or transparency film.
Industry:Office Equipment
The process of removing or reducing the jagged distortions in curves and diagonal lines so that lines appear smooth or smoother.
Industry:Office Equipment
The primary colors used by displays to create full-color images and detected by the sensors in scanners or camera's when capturing an image. By varying the relative intensity of red, green and blue, millions of different colors can be generated.
Industry:Office equipment
