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An abbreviation for kilobyte, i.e., one thousand
KB
bytes.
landscape orientation See orientation.
A physical cabling system used to link
LocalTalk
computers and peripheral devices in an AppleTalk
network system.
LocalTalk connector A piece of equipment consisting
of a small box with a built-in cable that links a device to
a LocalTalk cable system.
Lines per inch. A measure of how many lines are
lpi
printed in an inch of text.
Macintosh A line of computers, computer products,
and peripheral devices produced by Apple Computer,
Inc.
An operating system developed by Apple
MacOS
Computer, Inc., and used by Macintosh and Macintosh-
compatible computers.
A small program that executes a combination of
macro
commands.
An abbreviation for megabyte, i.e., one million
MB
bytes.
A printer error that occurs when the
memory overflow
available printer RAM is not sufficient to process the
current print job.
A connector on the printer to
Mini-DIN-8 interface
which you attach a LocalTalk cable from your
Macintosh computer.
Microsoft Disc Operating System. An
MS-DOS
operating system developed by Microsoft.
G–4 User's Guide
A printer feeder you can use for
multipurpose feeder
printing envelopes, transparencies, labels, or heavy
paper stock
A system (and any software that supports it)
network
linking multiple computers and peripheral devices.
The state in which the printer cannot accept or
offline
print out data.
An option you can purchase for the
offset tray
Silentwriter 1760/1765. It holds up to 500 sheets of
output paper and sorts jobs by shifting them 2.8 cm.
The state in which the printer can accept and
online
print out data.
The computer program or group of
operating system
programs that controls the basic operation of the
computer and its peripheral devices.
Buttons on the printer operator panel
operator buttons
that you use to control the printer and change settings.
The user interface on your printer. It
operator panel
contains an LCD status display that shows status and
alert messages; LED indicator lights; and operator
buttons you use to control the printer and change
printer settings.
Orientation describes the position of
Orientation
images on a page with respect to the long and short
edges of the paper. Portrait orientation means the page
is taller than wide as you view the text upright.
Landscape orientation means the page is wider than tall
as you view the text upright.