Exam 28: Printers

Which of the following printers uses heat or a mechanical method to move ink onto paper?

The tiny pipes that squirt ink onto the paper are called ____________________.

How many power supply units are in a laser printer?

What kind of printers tend to have problems with ink drying out inside the nozzles when the printer is not used for a period?

Dye-sublimation printing is also known as ____________________ printing.

What are the steps of the laser printing process?

The term ____________________ means to cause something to change from a solid form into a vapor and then back into a solid.

In Windows,a default printer is identified by a(n)____________________.

During the laser printer process,after the erase lamp exposes the entire surface of the photosensitive drum to light,what happens to the photosensitive coating?

A laser printer's ____________________ is measured in dots per inch,or dpi.

Describe the exposing phase of the laser printing process.

Which of the following printers transfer data to the printer one character or one line at a time?

What should you do if your dot-matrix printer output is covered with dots and small smudges?

A common problem with inkjet printers is the tendency for the ____________________ to dry out when the printer is not used,even for a relatively short time.

Laser printers rely on the ____________________ properties of certain organic compounds.

If,when printing a document on a dot-matrix printer,the characters look chopped off at the top or bottom,the ____________________ needs to be adjusted.

The two key features of an inkjet printer are the print ____________________ and the print ____________________.

Dot-matrix printers that use ____________________ pins produce letter quality or near-letter quality output.

Thermal dye transfer printing is sometimes called ____________________ printing.

What are the 7 steps involved in printing from a laser printer?