SPS (Scalable PostScript)

SPS (Scalable PostScript) refers to an advanced version of the PostScript language, which is used to describe how pages are printed or displayed. It allows for the efficient management of complex graphics and text, enabling documents to be scaled up or down without losing quality. SPS enhances PostScript by improving performance and flexibility, making it easier for printers and display systems to handle detailed, high-resolution content smoothly. Essentially, SPS ensures that documents look sharp and consistent regardless of size or device, streamlining the printing and rendering process in professional environments.