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The printer produces output on paper often called copy?
it's commonly called hard-copy.
What output device needed to produce a paper copy of the booking?
a printer
What printer uses carbon copy paper?
Dot matrix printers are typically used with carbon copy paper to create duplicate copies of documents. The impact of the printer's pins against the paper transfers the ink from the original document onto the copies beneath it.
Copy Paper?
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How do you copy something front and back?
To copy something front and back, you can use a printer with duplex printing capability. Simply select the option to print on both sides of the paper in your printer settings. If your printer does not have duplex printing, you can manually flip the paper and run it through the printer again for the back side.
What computer part produces a soft copy?
A soft copy is an electronic copy. So if you are using MS Word for example you'd have a .doc file when you save a version of your document. A hard copy is a physical copy of your document i.e. when you print your document and you have a piece of paper in your hand.
What copy machine creates a file of the document instead of a paper copy?
Most home printer-scanners will create a file of the document.
What makes a printer copy?
Copy? Printer can't copy, they first ionize the paper with positive charge with the area needed to be printed. The ink is negatively charged and thus opposite charge attract, the ink goes on paper. The printer then superheats it to glue it permanently together. Thou copying implies that you first scan the document and store it into a memory buffer inside the machine and output it to the paper. http://computer.howstuffworks.com/inkjet-printer3.htm This link might guide you on printer.
In what situations that the impact printer is a better choice than the non-impact printer?
An impact printer makes its image by striking the paper through an ink ribbon, using a hammer in the shape of the image (think typewriter hammer) or with wires that make dots (think dot-matrix printer). The advantage of the impact printer is that it can make multiple copies at the same time, either when you use multi-part paper with interleaved carbon paper, or with special paper (NCR type paper) that is pressure sensitive. A non-impact printer, such as a laser or ink jet printer can not do this. Multiple copies must be made by running multiple sheets of paper through the printer. One case of an impact printer is in a point-of-sale situation, where you want a copy for the store, another copy for the customer, another copy for billing, etc. While you can do this with non-impact printers, one advantage is auto-collation, and another is that you can write on the top copy (think "Paid on a certain date") and that will transcribe to the other copies.
Do inkjet and laser printers require different types of copy paper?
Office paper purchased for an inkjet printer can be used in any laser printer as well. The quality of the paper will affect the quality of your final printed product however.
What is proper name of paper?
Paper is typically referred to as "printer paper" or "copy paper" when used for printing documents. It can also be called "stationery paper" if it is used for writing letters or notes.
What is printer and why do we use them?
A printer is an output device that reproduces data on paper. We use printer in order to produce hard copy of some important documents, like certificates, reports, figures etc.
