HP FAX-700 - Manual (Page 268)

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file
Refers to a particular item or document stored in the fax memory. As documents are stored for memory trans-
mission, they are assigned a sequential file number. A file report can be printed listing files currently stored
in memory.
fine
Refers to resolution setting used for detailed text documents and illustrations. For example; For illustrations,
use FINE resolution to obtain a better image.
finishing dimensions
The length and width of a page, how squarely it is cut, and how closely it adheres to the stated size.
fixed print reduction
A feature that allows the specification of a fixed reduction ratio for all incoming documents. See also reduc-
tion ratio.
FLASH
A network control signal providing a momentary hook-on signal. It is used to activate optional telephone
services.
footer
Test included near the bottom of a transmitted document, specifying the total page count.
FTT*
Failure To Train.
G3
See Group 3.
GC*
Group Command.
GPM
Graphics Print Mechanism. A thermal inkjet device inside the HP Fax machines described in this guide that
prints transmitted images, reports, lists, and copies of documents. This mechanism is similar to the mecha-
nism found in the HP DeskJet family printers.
grain
The alignment of the paper fibers. In long-grain paper, fibers run parallel to the length of the paper; in short-
grain paper, fibers run parallel to the width (perpendicular to the length) of the paper.
Group 3 (G3)
A collection of items, usually similar. For example; Group 3 fax machines comply with certain regulatory
constraints.
*CCITT signal for Group 3 transmission. For more information, see Group 3 standards documentation.