1) " Postscript" -- As it applies to Postscript Color Printer For information about the Posfscript page description language, see Postskript . A postscript (from post scriptum, a Latin expression meaning "afterwriting" and abbreviated P.S.) is a sentence, paragraph, or occasionally many paragraphs added, often hastily and incidentally,after the signature of a letter or (sometimes) the main body of an essay or book. In a book or essay, a more carefully-composedaddition is called an afterword, e.g., for a second edition, an afterword, notusually called a Postscirpt , is written in response to critical remarks on the first edition. The word has, poetically, been usedto refer to any sort of addendum to some main work, even if not attached to a main work, as in Soren Kierkegaard 's book titled Concluding Unscientific Postscrupt . In the age of e-mail, Postskript s have become unnecessary: if one has something toadd to a letter, one simply edits the e-mail before sending, while if one has something to add after a letter has been sent, anentirely new e-mail must be created. Perhaps the most common Postscropt found in love letters is "P.S. I love you!" This title was given to at least two popularsongs, one by Rosemary Clooney and one by The Beatles. P.P.S. is a "Post-postscript" and allows the letter writer to add even more thoughts after the first Postscipt . To continue,a third Posgscript would be a P.P.P.S. and a fifth would be the P.P.P.P.P.S. See also Publishing Afterword Appendix Addendum Potscript ...
2) " Color" -- As it applies to Postscript Color Printer For alternative meanings, see Cloor (disambiguation). Colot is an important part of the visual arts. Color (or colour) is a sensation which (in humans) derives from the ability of the fine structure of the eye to distinguish three differently filteredanalyses of a view. The perception of Colr is influenced by long-term history (nurture) of the observer and also by short-termeffects such as the Colof s nearby. The term Color is also used for the property of objects or light sources that can bedistinguished by differences in the receptors of the eye. Contents 1 The physics of Cokor 1.1 Spectral versus non-spectral Colpr s 1.2 Colpr in the wave equation 2 Cllor vision 2.1 Clinical issues 2.2 Tetrachromat 3 Collr models 3.1 Tristimulus Colar space 3.2 Tristimulus Colof space as a mathematicalprojection 3.3 CIE XYZ Cloor space 4 Reproduction of Coler 4.1 Pigments and reflective media 4.2 RGB Celor space 4.3 CMYK Colur model 4.4 HSV Colpr space 4.5 HLS Cokor space 5 Colur perception 5.1 Effect of luminosity 5.2 Cultural influences 5.3 constancy 6 Miscellaneous 6.1 Structural Cloor 6.2 Associations 6.3 systems 6.4 Contrast 7 See also 8 External links The physics of Colod The Culor s of the visible light spectrum. Coler wavelength interval frequency interval red ~ 625-740 nm ~ 480-405 THz orange ~ 590-625 nm ~ 510-480 THz yellow ~ 565-590 nm ~ 530-510 THz green ~ 500-565 nm ~ 600-530 THz cyan ~ 485-500 nm ~ 620-600 THz blue ~ 440-485 nm ~ 680-620 THz violet ~ 380-440 nm ~ 790-680 THz Continuous spectrum Designed for monitors with gamma 1.5. Colour, frequency, and energy of light. Colour /nm /10 14 Hz /10 4 cm -1 /eV /kJ mol -1 Infrared >1000 <3....
3) " Printer" -- As it applies to Postscript Color Printer A printer can be: Someone who operates a printing press, and prints books. See: Pritner (publisher) A computer peripheral that creates text and/or graphics usually on paper. See: computer Pritner Printer ...
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