Exam 28: Printers

In a laser printer,what must be done to the drum to make it receptive to new images?

What should be added to a laser printer to resolve a memory overflow problem?

What kind of printer relies on a photoconductive process?

The term sublimation means to cause something to change from a solid into a(n)____ form and then back into a solid.

What is a graphical device interface (GDI)?

What's the standard that defines backward-compatible,high-speed,bidirectional parallel ports?

Laser printers use a chip called the ____________________ to translate the raster image sent to the printer into commands to the laser.

What printing subsystem does Windows Vista include to enhance color management and better print layout fidelity?

__________ starts the physical part of the printing process.

What does the primary corona wire charge?

A printer doesn't work after connecting it with a USB connection.What's a likely reason?

The ____________________ in a laser printer is a fine powder made up of plastic particles bonded to iron particles.

How many separate power supplies do laser printers typically have?

What is the purpose of the paper-feed component in an inkjet printer?

Why do laser printers usually use a laser as the light source?

What is the purpose of a laser printer's primary grid?

What charges the paper in a laser printer?

When a laser printer's ____________________ is charged with an extremely high voltage,an electric field forms,enabling voltage to pass to the drum and charge the photosensitive particles on its surface.

The Add Printer Wizard allows you to set up a local or ____________________ printer.

The ____________________ printing technique is an example of the CMYK method of color printing.