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In contrast, the loan delivery process under the Direct Loan Program is streamlined: there is only one lender— the federal government—and a uniform process. Financial aid officials also noted that under FFELP, students often did not receive their loans in a timely matter, in some cases waiting 6 weeks after school began to receive funds. Under the Direct Loan Program, they said, students received their loans quickly. Once again, financial aid officials noted that FFELP lenders have improved in this area as well. Financial aid officials at Direct Loan schools also told us that a third factor—greater control over loan processes—was important because in the Direct Loan Program schools were. | April 21 2006 Candidate Standard The Printer Working Group Web-based Imaging Management Service Abstract Protocol Status Approved Abstract This specification defines the abstract Web-based Imaging Management Service WIMS protocol. This specification defines five operations initiated by a WIMS Agent embedded in services or devices largely in support of Schedule-oriented remote management RegisterForManagement Agent allows management by an identified WIMS Manager and UnregisterForManagement cancel Agent association with a given WIMS Manager GetSchedule request a Schedule of planned actions SendReports send normal operational message and SendAlerts send warning or error exception message . This specification also defines four operations initiated by a WIMS Manager to support more conventional local management BeginManagement Manager requests ability to manage an identified Agent EndManagement Manager cancels association with Agent SetSchedule send a Schedule of planned actions with their timetables ExecuteAction execute the single identified action . This specification also defines sets of monitoring management and administration actions that can be included within a Schedule. Transport bindings for the WIMS protocol are identified in the appendix. This document is a PWG Candidate Standard. For a definition of a PWG Candidate Standard see ftp pub pwg general This document is available electronically at ftp pub pwg candidates PWG WIMS - Abstract Protocol April 21 2006 Copyright 2006 The Printer Working Group. All rights reserved. This document may be copied and furnished to others and derivative works that comment on or otherwise explain it or assist in its implementation may be prepared copied published and distributed in whole or in part without restriction of any kind provided that the above copyright notice this paragraph and the title of the Document as referenced .

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