Examples of using Network printers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Network printers.
Colour network printers.
Network printers, colour laserjet.
Installed servers/digital senders/network printers/plotters.
Add Network Printers Automatically.
A provision for 20 additional network printers is included.
Printers(31 network printers and 700 stand-alone printers). .
The Mission proposes to replace 15 desktop computers and 4 network printers.
Users can use existing network printers(typically within the company).
Support and maintenance of 6,346 personal computing devices,and 1,034 network printers in 63 locations.
Laptops, 1,131 desktops 26 physical servers 167 network printers, faxes and digital senders, 10 local area networks and 1 wide area network. .
The proposed 2006/07budget provides only for the replacement desktop and network printers.
In addition, network printers have been installed, providing centralized printing facilities, thus reducing the number of individualprinters decreasing the Organization ' s carbon footprint.
The lower number of printers resulted from the use of network printers with multiple users.
Increased requirements for information technology are a result of the replacement of desktop computers, laptops and uninterruptible power supplies and the procurement of servers and backup systems, as well as the acquisition of printer cartridges for 747 desktop printers and168 network printers.
With the relocation of mission staff tothe Integrated Mission Headquarters, increased access to network printers will be provided, thereby reducing reliance on desktop printers. .
Acquisition of standard equipment amounts to $385,500, and includes 64 new and 186 replacement desktop computers($262,500), 45 replacement laptop computers($72,000)and 17 network printers($51,000).
In addition, estimates reflect acquisition of printer cartridges for 747 desktop printers and168 network printers, and provision for centrally managed licences not included in the 2007/08 estimates.
Operated, supported and maintained end-users ' information and communications technology equipment consisting of 954 laptops, 1,559 desktops, 36 physical servers and 196 virtual serversand other equipment, including network printers, faxes and digital senders.
Duties: support ofoffice automation software, additional network installations, network printers, Internet protocol addresses, Internet, CD copies, file conversations, hardware faults to maintenance workshop.
UNSOA supported and maintained 612 computer desktops, 395 computer notebooks,and 58 network printers in 6 locations.
The cost estimates provide only for the replacement of information technology equipment including 309 desktop and 81 portable computers, 314 monitors,4 network printers, 10 servers and 7 digital senders to be written off during the budget period owing to age and damages beyond economical repair, as well as for the acquisition of additional equipment for the Geographic Information System.
However, from the inventory of equipment provided to the Committee as at 11 November 1996,the Committee notes that two high-volume network printers were donated to the Tribunal.
An additional amount of $64,900 would cover the acquisitionof 28 new personal computers($30,900), 3 heavy-duty monochrome Laser Network Printers($15,000) and the corresponding software and licences estimated in accordance with the experience of ECLAC($19,000).
Included is a provision for the acquisition of standard IT equipment in the amount of $600,800 which includes 89 new and 215 replacement desktop computers($334,100), 21 replacement laptop computers($33,600)and 36 new and 54 replacement network printers($233,100) for DPKO and DFS.
The estimates for information technology provide for the scheduled replacement of information technology equipment($653,200), including 150 desktop computers, 65 laptop computers,30 network printers, 5 digital senders and 10 servers, and information technology services($345,500) required for the initial installation and configuration of the equipment.
WideLogic® can handle a wide variety of hardware and software installations including servers, desktop,laptops, network printers, scanners and other computer hardware accessories.
The estimates for information technology provide for the acquisition of information technology equipment, at a total cost of $899,600, including: 180 desktop computers, 40 laptop computers,40 network printers, 10 digital senders and 20 servers; and information technology services at a cost of $162,400 for the initial installation and configuration of the equipment.
The higher requirements are attributable to the increase in the support account share of central information technology infrastructure costs derived from actual expenditure patterns,offset by the transition from various network printers and leased copy machines to one managed output service for all printing and photocopying needs.
The lower requirements are attributable to the fact that non-recurring costs associated with the backstopping capacity for MINUSMA, for which a provision was made in the 2013/14 budget,will not be required in 2014/15 and to the transition from various network printers and leased copy machines to one managed output service for all printing and photocopying needs.