The nine stages in printing a page using an inkjet printer are shown below.
They are not in the correct order.
Write the letters A to I so that the stages are in the correct order.

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The data is then sent to the printer and it is stored in a temporary memory known as a printer buffer. A As the sheet of paper is fed through the printer, the print head moves from side to side across the paper printing the text or image. The four ink colours are sprayed in their exact amounts to produce the desired final colour. B The data from the document is sent to a printer driver. Once the printer buffer is empty, the printer sends an interrupt to the processor in the computer, which is a request for more data to be sent to the printer. The whole process continues until the whole of the document has been printed. The printer driver ensures that the data is in a format that the chosen printer can understand. D E At the end of each full pass of the print head, the paper is advanced very slightly to allow the next line to be printed. This continues until the whole page has been printed. F A check is made by the printer driver to ensure that the chosen printer is available to print (is it busy? is it off line? is it out of ink? and so on). If there is more data in the printer buffer, then the whole process from stage 5 is repeated until the buffer is finally empty. H A sheet of paper is then fed into the main body of the printer, where a sensor detects whether paper is available in the paper feed tray - if it is out of paper (or the paper is jammed) then an error message is sent back to the computer. I