Paul,
You've got RIP, the network routing protocol and RIP, the Raster Image
Processor for printers mixed up. Yes, RIP is also a network routing
protocol that isn't used much anymore.
-Adam
Who spent 3.5 years responsible for gear that only did dynamic routing
via RIP (ugh!)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It stands for Routing Information Protocol. It's the way a computer sends
information to another device, like a printer. For example, there's a RIP that
enables printing of postscript files on Epson inkjet printers.
Paul
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Was reading in the colour management thread, i think, some one
mentioned RIP.
Can someone enlighten me on that.
Dave
