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RIP = a Raster Image Processor converts text and images that make up a printed page into printable form.
Global Graphics Extends Its Leading Position in Printing Technology ... by Business Wire
As an extension of this work, Global Graphics is debuting its own new generation of Raster Image Processor (RIP) and Page Description Language (PDL) solutions which will be made available under license to hardware and software vendors to support this new print and document format in their products.
Global Graphics Provides Consulting Services and a Reference ... by Business Wire
At the heart of Global Graphics' demonstrations is its new Raster Image Processor (RIP), which takes text and images that comprise the "Metro" document and converts them into a high-quality raster form for printed output.
Global Graphic Demonstrates Native Printing of New Microsoft Print ... by Business Wire
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