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GLOSSARY
recovery Act of overcoming a problem or error during processing.
Typically, a specialized software recovery routine gains control
and attempts to resolve the error without crashing the system.
remote access Access to a central computer by terminals or devices
geographically separated from the computer.
replace Process of exchanging one portion of text or symbols with
another. This process encompasses two functions: deleting the
old and inserting the new.
resolution Number of dots per inch (dpi). The LPS imaging system converts
a character from digitized data into a printed image composed of
these tiny dots. The greater the number of dots per inch, the
higher the resolution and the clearer the image. The terms dots,
spots, and pixels are synonymous.
resource File that is stored in a library (in machine–readable format) and
used during the printing of a document. Each file holds a
different type of resource; for example, forms or fonts.
RSTACK Parameter that defines a series of reports in a single file.
save To store programs, data, or text for retrieval at a later time.
scale To adjust font size according to given proportions.
simplex Printing on one side of a page. See also
duplex
.
software Programs, including operating systems, procedures, utilities, and
application programs written for a computer system. Software
can be supplied by the hardware manufacturer or other firms but
does not include programs written by the user.
sort To rearrange data records according to a particular order. This
order is generally selected by character (alphabetic, numeric, or
special symbol) and can be ascending or descending.
source file File containing source language statements or commands.
source language High–level or low–level language that is used or created by a
programmer. A source language must be converted by a
compiler into machine language (object language) for instruction
to be executed.
source program Program written in a source language, generally a high–level
programming language.
space Blank area between words, recognized as a character by word
and data processing systems.
spooling Process of releasing data from main memory and storing it
temporarily until it is ready to be accepted by the peripheral
device. For example, storing text before sending it to a printer.
spot Unit of measurement representing a fraction of an inch, for
example, 300 spots per inch (spi). Spots may also be referred to
as a picture element (pixel) or dot.
statement Detailed written instructions in a program step. A statement is
written according to specific rules called syntax.
string Connected sequence of alphanumeric characters treated as one
unit of data by a program.
submit Term used when sending a JCL to the computer.
symbol Characters used in a computer language to specify a particular
function.
HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS GLOSSARY–11
- Creating Forms 1
- Table of contents 3
- 3. Using HFDL commands 3–1 4
- 4. Creating a sample form 4–1 5
- 6. Messages 6–1 5
- Appendices 5
- Glossary GLOSSARY–1 6
- Index INDEX–1 6
- Introduction 7
- Related publications 8
- IBM publications 9
- 1. Overview 11
- Prerequisites 12
- Operating environment 12
- OVERVIEW 13
- 2. Planning your forms 15
- Page frames 16
- Form origin 17
- Positioning form elements 18
- Data types 20
- Font orientation 21
- PLANNING YOUR FORMS 23
- Adding color to forms 25
- Choosing paper size 26
- Forms design ruler 26
- Suggested uses 27
- 3. Using HFDL commands 29
- Command format 30
- Setting up your form 31
- FORM command 32
- PAPER command 32
- LANDSCAPE/PORTRAIT command 33
- ;LANDSCAPE 34
- GRID command 35
- FONT command 36
- ICATALOG command 37
- INK command 38
- NOSUBSTITUTION 38
- USING HFDL COMMANDS 39
- ;IRESULT 40
- Description commands 40
- LINE command 41
- BOX command 42
- TEXT AT command 45
- Xerox Laser 47
- LOGO command 53
- GRAPHIC command 54
- ;SECTION 55
- DO SECTION command 56
- COLUMN command 58
- INTERWORD command 58
- DOT LEADER command 60
- LET command 61
- ;COMMENT 62
- END command 63
- 4. Creating a sample form 65
- Setting up the form 66
- CREATING A SAMPLE FORM 67
- Form origin (0,0) 67
- 5. Managing and printing 71
- Command syntax examples 75
- HFDL compiler JCL 76
- Xerox Print 79
- Accessing compiled forms 82
- Editing an existing form 82
- Specifying monochrome forms 82
- 6. Messages 83
- XFG6013F Cannot open FSL 85
- XFM8nnn Internal Failure 85
- XFP1002W Semicolon expected 86
- MESSAGES 101
- Xerox Print Resources 102
- Managing Resources 102
- A. System considerations 111
- Boxes and their image 112
- Text in boxes 112
- Using lines within sections 112
- B. FMT grid format properties 113
- C. Approved abbreviations 115
- D. Comparison of HFDL 117
- E. Supported paper sizes 119
- Glossary 121
- GLOSSARY 123
- TEXT IN BOX command 135
- forms, design ruler 135
- SEF option 137
- X and Y coordinates 137
- DOCNAME INDEX–1 139
- DRAFT NAME 139
- PALETTE command 143
- L feat features, HFDL(1) OV 145
- CL requireme JCL(1) OV 170
- MPILE com 172
- MT grid f 176
- FDL commands nd FD OV 178
- Reader Satisfaction Survey 180
- Xerox Corporation 181
- Printing Systems Software 181
- Longwood, Florida 32779-3606 181
- Attn: Documentation 181
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