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DMPData Management Platform (software)
DMPDebt Management Plan
DMPDefining Moments Pack
DMPDossier Médical Personnel (France)
DMPDebt Management Program
DMPDigital Monitoring Products (alarm panel manufacturer)
DMPDigital Media Port (Sony)
DMPDrm Music Player
DMPDockable Media Player
DMPDynamic Multi Pathing
DMPDigital Movie Producer
DMPDump File
DMPDataradio Multiplex Protocol
DMPDigital Motion Player
DMPData Movement Processor
DMPDevice Management Protocol
DMPDynamic Mail Processor
DMPData Muxponder
DMPDigital Media Player
DMPDigital Music Player
DMPDigital Media Production
DMPDhaka Metropolitan Police (Bangladesh)
DMPDry Matter Production
DMPDot Matrix Printer
DMPDecision Making Process (marketing)
DMPDual Music Player
DMPDossier Médical Partagé (French: Shared Medical Record)
DMPDesignated Mailer Protocol
DMPDisease Management Program
DMPDevelopment Management Process (UK)
DMPDefiance Metal Products (Ohio)
DMPDowntown Master Plan (various locations)
DMPDigital Media Project
DMPDevelopment Master Plan (various organizations)
DMPDestination Marketing Program (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
DMPData Management Plan
DMPDigital Mp3 Player
DMPDefault Management Process
DMPDisaster Management Plan
DMPDiscovery and Monitoring Plan
DMPDigital Music Products
DMPDimethylphthalate
DMPDess-Martin Periodinane (reagent)
DMPDimethylphosphate
DMPDouble Match Point (backgammon)
DMPDepot Modernization Period (US Navy)
DMPDeclarative Meta-Programming
DMPDesert Margins Program
DMPDual Masters Program (various schools)
DMPDirty Mo Posse
DMPDisaster Management Program
DMPDockside Monitoring Program
DMPDawn M. Photography (Chicago, IL)
DMPDigital Matte Painting (artwork)
DMPDoctor of Podiatric Medicine
DMPDirect Material Productivity
DMPDispositif et Moyen Particulier (French: Private Means Devices; energy industry)
DMPDynamic Multiple Parity (disk array)
DMPData Management Processor
DMPDetection Monitoring Program
DMPDisarmed Military Personnel (US Navy)
DMPDomestic Monitoring Program
DMPDoug Means Project (band)
DMPDouble Meat Palace (fictional restaurant; Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series)
DMPDisaster Mitigation Preparedness
DMPDocument Merge Processing
DMPDuelmasterp (EverythingX, gaming)
DMPDesign Master Plan
DMPDatabase Management Processor
DMPDepot Maintenance Period
DMPDeployment and Maintenance Platform
DMPDocument Management Plan (UK MoD)
DMPDaily Maintenance Pack
DMPDownlink Measurement Protocol
DMPDistributed Multimedia Plays (television)
DMPDecision Making Person
DMPDesignated Medical Practioner (Canadian doctor who examines immigrants)
DMPDon Meier Productions
DMPDominant Movement Pattern (gymnastics)
DMPDirector, Military Programs
DMPDepot Maintenance Program
DMPDouble Movable Pulley
DMPDisk-storage Management Program
DMPDeparture Metering Program (US FAA)
DMPDynamic Multi-Pathing
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Printer and other electronic device developer EPSON has launched two new dot matrix printers for the industrial production, warehouse and wholesale sectors.
But Kasmer persisted, and his work with IBM gave him the idea of combining a dual-pressure vane pump with the continuous stainless steel belt design found in high-speed dot matrix printers. Spring-loaded sliding vanes placed radially about the center of a rotor are contained at their outer edge by the flexible belt.
Most noticeably, this year's winner of the new-media prize, Montreal-based artists collective [The User], continued to push the limits of technology in relation to artistic creation with their "Symphony #2 for Dot Matrix Printers." Steina Vasulka, subject of a well-deserved tribute for her pioneering work and founding, with her husband, Woody, New York City's legendary alternative art gallery The Kitchen, presented "Re_Works" a selective retrospective of her work in video, installation and performance.
"Our original 12 dot matrix printers have been expanded to a total of 31 dot matrix, thermal, and continuous feed laser printers," says Gary Richmond, data center manager.
The trend is toward programming only in Windows (more software vendors are no longer developing DOS versions); and color printers are a more affordable option with a definite decline in the use of dot matrix printers).
From the daisywheel printer came dot matrix printers, which eventually made the daisywheel obsolete.
It is reliable, fast, accurate and can be inexpensive to produce using standard dot matrix printers. Bar coding symbols are now fairly standardized, with "Code 39" apparently the best suited to industrial applications where alphanumeric data must be encoded.
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