In computing, "'spooling "'is a specialized form of card reader, a spooler can maintain a sequence of computational jobs waiting for data, starting each job when all of the relevant input is available; see batch processing.
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That's the usual solution on Unix : all programs output PostScript, and the spooler converts it to the printer's native format ( unless the printer understands PostScript directly ) .-- cesarb 16 : 52, 6 October 2006 ( UTC)
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Spooler or print management software often includes a variety of related features, such as allowing priorities to be assigned to print jobs, notifying users when their documents have been printed, distributing print jobs among several printers, selecting appropriate paper for each document, etc.
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:You might want to think about the gmail invite spooler just send your invites to gmail @ isnoop . net and they will be made available to people that want them . & # 9742; ] ] 21 : 40, 18 Sep 2004 ( UTC)
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The addition of structure, with DSC comments exposing that structure, helps provide a way for, e . g ., an intelligent print spooler to have the ability to rearrange the pages for printing, or for a page layout program to find the bounding box of a PostScript file used as a graphic image.
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:: : As far as I can tell from your confusing terminology, where " printer " doesn't mean " printer " ( can we stop doing that ? it sucks ) you've got some kind of print spooler already that accepts print jobs and dumps them to a file, and you can't get the report generator to talk to it.
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But by 1999 personal computers had embraced the Windows 95 era and many of the original manual control buttons like Form Feed were no longer necessary, because the Windows 95 print-spooler subsystem offered even simple Windows applications a much greater control over the printer than was available to DOS applications, which had to each independently rebuild and re-engineer basic printer management systems from scratch.
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He discovered Tarp Hammelherd in the Lullabee Inn, Wingnut Sleet and Bogwitt in the sewers of Undertown, Spooler in the hold of the slave ship Skyraider, who died later on, Goom in the Wig-Wig Arena of the Great Shryke Slave Market, and Woodfish in the Woodtroll village where Twig himself grew up, and learned that his adoptive father, Tuntum Snatchwood had just died.
