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Spooling is a way of buffering something through a file. If you directly access the printer with a program, then the program is tied up until printing is finished. But you could send the output of the program to a file and the operating system can send it to the printer as needed in the background.
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What is the difference between online spooling and offline spooling?
in off line spooling user has no interface with systems it strongly used in Batch system's.it mean's that you submit your request to system , system will cmputing and print result of request without interface with user.
Why is spooling necessary for batch programming?
advantage of spooling
Sending print jobs to a buffer instead of immediately to the printer?
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What is Spooling turbo chargers?
Any turbo-charger that spins pressurised air into the cylinder makes a high pitched spooling sound is called a spooling turbo charger.
Role of spooling in blood DNA isolation?
Spooling is a physical method used to isolate DNA from blood. After lysing the blood cells, genomic DNA is wound around a glass rod (spooling) that is then transferred to a fresh solution for further processing. This technique allows for DNA purification without the need for harmful chemicals or enzymes.
Why spooling is necessary for batch multiprogramming?
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How does spooling improve efficiency of an os?
a lot
How do you do pipe spooling?
Working with and rolling using a brace.
what is the meaning of spooling as used in art and design?
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That advanced personal computer wil have spooling as a standard feature in the future?
All computers today have spooling services. If it did not you would not be able to print to more than one printer.
What is the meaning of spooling?
Spooling is putting jobs in a buffer area, whether in memory or on disk, where they can be accessed when a device is ready. For example, print jobs are spooled to a buffer to be printed when the printer is ready.
Spooling is necessary in batch processing system?
Not necessarily. It depends on what you are processing.
