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XES
(redirected from Xerox Escape Sequence)

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XESXerox Engineering Systems
XESX-Ray Emission Spectroscopy
XESX-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
XESXcel Energy Services (Minneapolis, MN)
XESXerox Escape Sequence
XESXML (Extensible Markup Language) Encoded Source (computing)
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QMS Xerox Escape Sequence (XES) emulation translates and prints XES files on a wide variety of QMS laser print systems, allowing managers of complex networked environments to ensure full compatibility between client/server network printers and applications using proprietary Xerox data streams, without a dedicated Xerox printer.
QMS Raises the Bar for High-Performance Network Printing with Faster ... by Business Wire
Through a combination of hardware and software, the IHS udk2pcl printer protocol converter enables QMS Crown print systems to translate and print Xerox User Defined Key (UDK) and Xerox Escape Sequence (XES), without requiring rewriting of the host application.
QMS Connectivity Solutions Allowing Laser Printers to Replace Legacy ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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