PC Pro Chapter 8

3. The connector where you connect the print device to the print server.
4. A unit of measurement that describes the printing speed of a dot matrix printer. Inkjet A non-impact printer that stores ink in a reserve.
6. A client application generates a print job on the local system. Queue A location for storing waiting print jobs.
7. A non-impact printer that uses heat to cause a reaction on specially treated paper.
9. A server inside the printer itself.
11. The server that manages the flow of documents from the queue to the printer.
12. An impact printer.
13. A virtual device that sends output to the printing device.
15. An Adobe printer language.
16. The process of turning a water-based dye ink into a gas that bonds with polymers. Solid ink A printer that melts ink onto a print head.
17. A unit of measurement that describes the crispness of inkjet printer's image.
19. A hardware kit that contains replacements for the most-used components components.
21. A location for storing waiting print jobs.
22. A device driver interface.

1. A printer that uses a laser and electrical charges to transfer images to paper.
2. A printer that creates a physical object from a digital model
3. The successor to PostScript.
5. A language used with matrix printers.
8. A software process that captures print jobs and sends them to the print device.
10. The color system used by thermal printers.
13. A printer command language.
14. A software that communicates with the print device.
15. The place where print jobs are stored before going to the print device.
18. A physical device where print output occurs.
20. A powdered mixture of plastic particles, carbon, and coloring agents that creates images on paper.