Location in memory that maintains the contents of documents until it prints out
Queue of print job that are waiting to print
Program that coordinates the print job that are waiting to process
Message sent from the printer to the operating system when a print job is completed
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The correct answer is: B. Queue of print job that are waiting to print
A spooler is a program that manages the printing process. It receives print jobs from applications and stores them in a queue until they can be printed. When a printer is available, the spooler sends the next job in the queue to the printer.
A spooler can be used to print multiple jobs at the same time, and it can also be used to print jobs that are larger than the printer’s memory.
Here is a brief explanation of each option:
- Option A: A location in memory that maintains the contents of documents until it prints out. This is not a spooler. A spooler is a program, not a location in memory.
- Option B: A queue of print job that are waiting to print. This is a spooler. A spooler stores print jobs in a queue until they can be printed.
- Option C: A program that coordinates the print job that are waiting to process. This is not a spooler. A spooler is a program that manages the printing process, but it does not coordinate the print jobs.
- Option D: A message sent from the printer to the operating system when a print job is completed. This is not a spooler. A spooler is a program that manages the printing process, but it does not send messages from the printer to the operating system.