Ricoh aficio 3228C 3235C 3245C copier POSTSCRIPT3

____________________ > Ava > System components > Old Style > Tools > Ricoh aficio 3228C 3235C 3245C copier POSTSCRIPT3

Ricoh aficio 3228C 3235C 3245C copier POSTSCRIPT3

COPIER POSTSCRIPT3 UNIT TYPE 3245
Printing systems equipped with Adobe PostScript 3 offer state-of-the-art capabilities to meet the demanding requirements of both professional publishing and office environments. Adobe PostScript 3 technology provides a worldwide imaging standard that enables users to create reliable and efficient digital workflows.
De facto market-standard imaging technology for print publishing
Adobe PostScript 3 translates ideas into print exactly as intended. With a proven 20-year track record, it provides assurance that the most complex documents will print correctly.
Best in class for high-quality printing of Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files
Adobe PDF files print brilliantly on PostScript devices because Adobe PDF and PostScript share the underlying architecture of the Adobe Imaging Model.
Consistent high-quality print output, from office printer to digital press
Device-independent color support and other advanced features produce consistent, accurate output across a range of office and professional publishing devices. PostScript drives products from virtually every leading printer manufacturer.
Compatibility across a broad range of operating systems and platforms
Adobe PostScript supports a wide range of operating systems for maximum flexibility and compatibility with existing infrastructure.
PostScript printing FACTS and BENEFITS:
PostScript went beyond the typical printer control language and was a complete programming language of its own. Many applications can transform a document into a PostScript program whose execution will result in the original document. This program can be sent to an interpreter in a printer, which results in a printed document, or to one inside another application, which will display the document on-screen. Since the document-program is the same regardless of its destination, it is called device-independent.