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Hewlett-Packard Company or HP is an American multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States.
A fax feature that enables the machine to automatically forward any document it receives to another fax.
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An informational line of text printed at the top of every page by a fax machine; it includes a name, station ID and fax number. Depending on the product, it may also include a company name and telephone number.
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A fax machine feature that enables your machine to automatically distribute the documents specified by the sender to other fax machines that connect to it.
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A fax machine feature that enables remote retrieval of faxes from a machine.
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High-speed external connection used for connecting peripherals, also referred to as "IEEE 1394." See also Port Connection.
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Low-level software that runs in a digital camera, printer, scanner, etc. and controls the product's operation and user interface.
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A program distributed free of charge by the author. Freeware programs, fonts and original clip art files are offered on the Internet and on computer bulletin boards.
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One of a system of rollers inside a laser printer. The fuser roller heats the page after the toner is applied, so the toner partially melts and sticks to the page for a permanent bond.
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Short for Graphics Interchange Format; usually carries the file extension .GIF. The first truly universal standard format for file images, originally developed by CompuServe. Widely used on the web, GIF files are best used for small images in limited colors.
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A situation in which two adapter cards inside a PC attempt to use the same hardware settings. If one of these cards is the I/O adapter and the conflict involves a parallel port, it will likely lock the PC whenever printing is attempted.
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