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PCL is the abbreviation of:


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HP's History Of Printer Command Language (PCL) (1162 words)
PCL commands are compact escape sequence codes that are embedded in the print job before being sent to the printer.
PCL commands (other than single-character control codes) are also referred to as "escape sequences." That design provided very easy use from high level programming languages and in reality, made the PCL the industry standard.
Once a PCL command sets a feature of the printer that feature remains set until that PCL command is repeated with a new value, or the printer is reset to default.
PCL Injuries (749 words)
The Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) is one of a pair of ligaments that are found in the middle of the knee.
The PCL is most often injured by a blow to the front of the tibia.
Most PCL injuries are a result of falling on the shin or the front of the shins being struck by an automobile dashboard during a wreck.
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