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1st answer - 78 gig
2nd answer - Well, aren't you a bright one... -.-
3rd answer - Let's now try a rather more helpful answer....
The size of the spool file will vary dramatically depending on several factors:
1. The type of printer, laser printer files are usually larger than ink-jet files.
2. The contents of the document to print, plain text files are usually quite small, say 100KB or so. Printing a full page colour photograph may easily be 200MB or more.
3. The number of pages to be printed, obviously the more pages the more data.
4. The printer protocol in use, some protocols create fairly small files, others such as PCL (Printer Control Language) produce larger files.
So your answer, anything from about 100KB to 100's of MB. The suggested 78GB is a bit high - it is highly unlikely that you would be able to print such a large file on any normal printer.
What else can I help you with?
How much is a spool of tread?
A spool of thread is very cheap. Spools of thread can be as cheap as a dollar or less a spool.
What is generally printed in a printer test page?
A printer test page generally prints some text, some graphics, and some information about the printer such as its resolution, or amount of memory installed...it depends on the type of printer to verify correct information (how much memory is it supposed to have compared to the number it prints saying that it currently holds?)
What does 'print to file' mean?
From MS Word Help, which you probably could have looked up yourself: If you want to print your document at a much higher resolution than what's available on your desktop printer, you can select a different printer in the Print dialog box, format your document, print your document to a file, and take the file to a computer connected to the printer you selected, such as a service bureau. A printer file saves the necessary information from your document so that line and page breaks and font spacing remain the same. Any printer that uses the same printer language (for example, PostScript) can print the file and match the output from your computer, provided that the fonts used in the document are available on the printer. Also, when you use a printer file, you can print your document from a computer that doesn't have Word installed.
How do you identify the maximum virtual memory your PC can take?
It can as much as you want, you should just have enough space on your hard drive in order to save the paging file (virtual memory file).
How much memory does a BlackBerry have?
64 MB of flash memory. You can also buy a SD card depending on your phone model and have either 4GB or 8GB more. You can check your available memory in Options > Status > File Free or File Total
What happens if your computer memory gets full does it get slower?
The answer is yes. Windows has a file on your hardrive called a page file that it uses for additional memory if the normal memory (RAM) gets full. Hard disk is much slower than memory so yes, it becomes vastly slower.
How much memory of a file you can attach to a gmail id?
Earlier you could not attach much memory. However with the advent of time, the space with each account is increasing. Now the memory with each Gmail account is 15 GB.
How much space does one save file on final fantasy vii take up on the memory card?
One save file for Final Fantasy VII requires 1 free block on the memory card.
What is the minimum size of the paging file required to allow a memory dump in the event of a stop error?
That depends on how much memory is being used by the operating system, the apps and their data. In general a paging file is 2 to 3 times physical memory so, 4x the physical memory (paging file of 3x physical memory + physical memory) will guarantee enough room for all data IF the paging file is set to 3x physical memory. There would be more needed for the devices attached to the processor, but there will be holes in memory and these holes most often more than make up for the memory of attached devices.
How much memory can you put in a ps2 8mb memory card?
You can fit 8mb on it. That is not intended to be a smart remark, it all depends on how big the game's saved file will be.
What is likely the problem when a portion of a complicated page does not print?
The printer does not have enough memory to hold the entire page
In Ubuntu do swap partition removes your data?
A swap file is used as virtual memory, which is extra space on the hard drive that is used like memory when you run out of space on your memory modules, but it is much slower than actual memory. It would not remove any data, unless you had to erase over something to create the swap file.
