- Industry: Computer; Software
- Number of terms: 54848
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
An application that allows users to locate and select printers, and control and obtain status for print jobs.
Industry:Software; Computer
A dialog—usually displayed by an application in response to the user choosing the Print command—that solicits printing information from the user, such as the number of copies to print and the range of pages to print.
Industry:Software; Computer
A module used to discover specific types of printers, such as USB or LPR printers.
Industry:Software; Computer
A printing plug-in that renders the graphics content in a print job for output to a specific model or family of printers. Printer modules are created by printer vendors to support a particular printer or printer family.
Industry:Software; Computer
A pane in the Print dialog that contains any user interface feature specified in a PostScript printer description (PPD) file that isn’t already a feature in Apple-provided panes or a developer’s custom pane.
Industry:Software; Computer
A temporary holding area for print jobs waiting to be printed.
Industry:Software; Computer
A window provided by the printing system to elicit a response from the user. See also Page Setup dialog, Print dialog.
Industry:Software; Computer
A printing plug-in that implements one or more panes in a printing dialog.
Industry:Software; Computer
A collection of system software routines that can be used by a Classic application to print from the Macintosh computer to any type of connected printer. This has been replaced by the Carbon Printing Manager.
Industry:Software; Computer
A stand-alone code module—packaged as a Core Foundation plug-in—that adds functionality to the Mac OS X printing system.
Industry:Software; Computer
