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1. Introduction This guide is applied to the EPSON Web Config function (hereafter called "Web Config"). 1.1 Definitions In this guide, words and phrases enclosed in double-quotation marks ("") are strings that are shown in Web Config. 1.2 Terminologies Terms Button Text box Check box Tab Radio button Drop-down list Frame File button Red UTF-8 UTF-16 Table 1-1 Terminologies Definitions HTML element that allows a user to execute an action by pressing it. HTML element that shows some text or allows a user to edit text. There are two types of text boxes (read-only/read-write) HTML element that allows a user to choose multiple items from several options. HTML element that allows a user to choose one document from multiple documents. HTML element that allows a user to choose one item from provided options. HTML element that allows a user to choose one item from a Drop-down option list. HTML element that is used to divide a page into multiple areas. HTML element that allows a user to open a window to select a file. Color defined as RGB (255, 80, 0) and used as 'CUD-Red' on Web Config. One of the character codes that can be entered in a Web browser. A character code from 1 to 3 bytes is used to express one character. Although there is an exception in which 4-byte surrogate pairs are treated as one character, these single characters are counted as two characters in internal processing. One of the character codes that can be entered in a Web browser. Characters that exceed the value of 0x010000 in UTF-16 are called surrogate pairs. They are single characters that are counted as two characters. 9

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1.
Introduction
This guide is applied to the EPSON Web Config function (hereafter called “Web Config”).
1.1
Definitions
In this guide, words and phrases enclosed in double-quotation marks (“”) are strings that are shown in Web Config.
1.2
Terminologies
Table 1-1 Terminologies
Terms
Definitions
Button
HTML element that allows a user to execute an action by pressing it.
Text box
HTML element that shows some text or allows a user to edit text. There are two types of text boxes
(read-only/read-write)
Check box
HTML element that allows a user to choose multiple items from several options.
Tab
HTML element that allows a user to choose one document from multiple documents.
Radio button
HTML element that allows a user to choose one item from provided options.
Drop-down list
HTML element that allows a user to choose one item from a Drop-down option list.
Frame
HTML element that is used to divide a page into multiple areas.
File button
HTML element that allows a user to open a window to select a file.
Red
Color defined as RGB (255, 80, 0) and used as 'CUD-Red' on Web Config.
UTF-8
One of the character codes that can be entered in a Web browser.
A character code from 1 to 3 bytes is used to express one character.
Although there is an exception in which 4-byte surrogate pairs are treated as one character, these
single characters are counted as two characters in internal processing.
UTF-16
One of the character codes that can be entered in a Web browser.
Characters that exceed the value of 0x010000 in UTF-16 are called surrogate pairs. They are single
characters that are counted as two characters.