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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 261 | 具有参考点的身份编码表面 | CN00807927.7 | 2000-05-24 | CN1359505A | 2002-07-17 | 保罗·拉普斯顿; 卡·西尔弗布鲁克; 西蒙·R·沃姆斯利 |
| 与一个表面相关而定义的一个区域,和用于定义这样一个区域的一个方法;编码数据被放置在这个区域中,并且这个编码数据表示与这个区域相关的一个区域身份标识;和多个在这个区域中的点;在一个实施方式中,这个编码数据包括多个标记,每一个标记表示这个区域身份标识和该标记在这个区域中的位置。 | ||||||
| 262 | 交互式设备网络注册协议 | CN00809473.X | 2000-05-24 | CN1358377A | 2002-07-10 | 保罗·拉普斯顿 |
| 本发明提供一种用于在一个连接有一个交互式设备和一个注册服务器的网络中,把交互式设备注册到服务器的协议,该协议包括以下步骤:在交互式设备被连接到网络之前,在该交互式设备的非易失性存储器,以及一个注册服务器的数据库中安装一个密钥和一个公开唯一标识符;然后,当该交互式设备被连接到网络后,通过校验交互式设备的加密,用询问消息的密钥在服务器认证该交互式设备;最后,如果认证成功,则将该交互式设备注册到注册服务器的数据库中。 | ||||||
| 263 | 数据传送系统 | CN00809449.7 | 2000-05-24 | CN1358295A | 2002-07-10 | 卡·西尔弗布鲁克; 保罗·拉普斯顿 |
| 一个系统,用于将数据从一个便携式数据捕获设备传送到一个数据处理装置,这个系统包括:一个无线通信装置,用于将数据从所述数据捕获设备传送到该数据处理装置,这个无线通信装置包括与所述数据捕获设备进行通信的一个发送器和与这个数据保存装置进行通信的一个接收器,这个发送器具有一个有限的发送范围;和一个缓冲器,与所述数据捕获设备进行通信,以临时保存至少部分被所述数据捕获设备所捕获的数据;其中被临时保存在缓冲器中的数据仅被传送到这个接收器,当这个接收器在发送器的发送范围内时。 | ||||||
| 264 | 打印媒质的生产 | CN00809514.0 | 2000-05-24 | CN1358139A | 2002-07-10 | 托比·A·金 |
| 本发明涉及一种用于在媒质的各单张页面(604)上进行打印的数字打印机(706),该打印机包括:一个支撑架;一个安装于支撑架上的打印头(602,603);及一个页面装订装置(605),用于装订打印媒质的各页面。 | ||||||
| 265 | 中继设备 | CN00807928.5 | 2000-05-24 | CN1353849A | 2002-06-12 | 卡·西尔弗布鲁克; 保罗·拉普斯顿; 托比·艾伦·金 |
| 一个中继设备,用于在一个传感器设备与一个计算机系统之间提供通信功能,这个中继设备包括第一通信模块和第二通信模块和一个处理器。这第一通信模块用于从这个传感器设备接收一第一格式的第一表示数据。这个表示数据是当这个传感器设备被放置到相对第一编码数据的一个工作位置时被这个传感器设备探测到的,这第一编码数据形成了被放置在一第一表面上的一第一交互式信息的一部分。特别地这个表示数据包括表示与这个第一交互式信息相关的一个区域的一个身份标识的一第一区域身份标识。这个处理器被构造成根据第一表示数据产生第二表示数据。这第二通信模块用于将第二格式的第二表示数据发送到这个计算机系统。 | ||||||
| 266 | 方向传感器设备 | CN00808016.X | 2000-05-24 | CN1351740A | 2002-05-29 | 保罗·拉普斯顿; 卡·西尔弗布鲁克 |
| 当被放置在一个表面上时或者相对这个表面进行移动时来产生方向数据的一个传感器设备,这个方向数据表示这个传感器设备相对这个表面的一个方向,这个表面的上面被放置有编码数据,当被这个传感器设备探测到时,这个编码数据表示这个方向,这个传感器设备包括:一个外壳;方向探测装置,被构造成使用至少部分编码数据来产生这个方向数据;和通信装置,被构造成将这个方向数据发送到一个计算机系统。 | ||||||
| 267 | 接口表面打印机 | CN00807957.9 | 2000-05-24 | CN1351726A | 2002-05-29 | 卡·西尔弗布鲁克; 保罗·拉普斯顿 |
| 一个打印机,用于从一个计算机系统接收文档数据并且在一个表面上打印一个接口信息。这个接口信息至少是部分地基于这个文档数据的,这个文档数据包括表示至少一个身份标识的标识数据。反过来,这个身份标识与这个接口信息的一个区域相关。这个接口信息也包括编码数据,这个打印机包括一个编码数据产生器,被构造成至少部分地根据这个身份标识数据来产生编码数据。这个打印机中的一个打印机制用于将这个接口信息打印到这个表面上。 | ||||||
| 268 | 通过接口表面而进行的文档请求 | CN00807924.2 | 2000-05-24 | CN1351724A | 2002-05-29 | 卡·西尔弗布鲁克; 保罗·拉普斯顿 |
| 一个方法和系统,用于打印或者显示从一个计算机系统来的一个文档,这是通过一个接口表面和一个传感器设备来完成的。这个接口表面包括一个接口信息,这个接口信息包括可见的文本信息和基本上不开见的编码数据。一个用户将这个传感器设备放置在相对这个交互式通信表面的一个工作位置来指定至少部分文本信息。这个传感器设备使用至少部分编码数据来探测表示这个文档的表示数据。在这个计算机系统中接收表示数据,并且这个文档被发送到一个打印机来进行打印或者发送到一个显示器设备来进行显示。 | ||||||
| 269 | 文件夹 | CN00129024.X | 2000-09-25 | CN1289686A | 2001-04-04 | 小仓和彦; 藤田进一 |
| 本发明提供了一种由合成树脂制的并且在其表面上可以进行任意和可视记录的文件夹。该文件夹1具有一对薄板状构件2和3。该薄板状构件2和3由合成树脂制成,在其一方的长边处通过折线4连接在一起,并在与折线4邻接的短边上的接合部5处热熔合。在一块薄板状构件2的外表面2a的几乎全部表面上形成接受层6。该接受层6能够接受在印刷时使用的UV油墨等各种印刷油墨、使用打印机打印的热转印油墨、喷墨用油墨、复印机复印时用的调色剂、以水性或油性自来水笔书写时使用的水性或油性墨水、以铅笔书写时使用的构成笔芯的物质、在邮票盖销时使用的印油、在实施朱砂密封时使用的朱砂等各种显示介质。 | ||||||
| 270 | Business form for desktop printing | US55381 | 1998-04-06 | US6135504A | 2000-10-24 | Eric Teng |
| A business form having a faceplate, a retainer frame, and at least one lift-off panel formed from at least one cutout in the faceplate with retaining members of a releasable adhesive backer being disposed on the reverse side of the faceplate with the adhesive facing the at least one cutout opening. Precut lift-off panels of the same material remain disposed at least one per cutout and adhered to the backer member primarily for printing in a laser or inkjet printer to produce at least one and preferably multiple lift-off panels each of which constitutes one card. Indicia or images can be printed onto the business form and individual printed cards can be obtained by lifting off the printed individual lift-off panels on an as-needed basis. Two-sided printing is optional. | ||||||
| 271 | Packet for storing photo-related products | US141615 | 1998-08-28 | US6106014A | 2000-08-22 | Richard S. Werner; Carey P. Woods |
| A photo/photo cartridge delivery/storage packet is particularly suited for the products of Advanced Photo Systems (APS) processing. Such packet has first and second sheet-like cover members disposed in spaced, substantially parallel planes. Each member has a spine-adjacent edge and a sheet-like spine interconnecting the cover members along such edges. A plurality of sheet-like photos is between the cover members and is removably/replaceably secured to the spine by adhesive. There is a structural element against either the second cover member or an additional insert card for securing the photo cartridge associated with the photos. The packet may also have a fold-over flap which aids in securing the photographs in the packet. | ||||||
| 272 | Mounting sheet | US18996 | 1998-02-05 | US6090470A | 2000-07-18 | James Bennett |
| A new mounting sheet for mounting items such as small note sheets, business cards, and receipts thereon for permitting easy scanning of the items by a scanning device, such as a computer scanning devices and photocopying devices. The inventive device includes a sheet having an upper surface, and a pair of spaced apart lateral edges and a pair of spaced apart longitudinal edges extending between the lateral edges. Provided on the upper surface of the sheet are a plurality of elongate adhesion strips arranged in a grid arrangement on the upper surface of the sheet such that the grid arrangement has a plurality of laterally extending adhesion strips and a plurality of longitudinally extending adhesion strips. The lengths of the laterally extending adhesion strips are extended between the longitudinal edges of the sheet while the lengths of the longitudinally extending adhesion strips are extended between the lateral edges of the sheet. The grid arrangement of the adhesion strips defines a plurality of non-adhesive regions on the upper surface of the sheet which are arranged in a plurality of laterally extending rows and longitudinally extending columns. | ||||||
| 273 | Computer printer compatible labels | US134556 | 1998-08-14 | US06086107A | 2000-07-11 | Karen Whistler; Nancy Thomas-Cote |
| A computer printer compatible label assembly that includes a carrier sheet recognizable by any of a wide variety of computer compatible printing devices. The carrier sheet includes a plurality of self-adhesively secured labels each formed from a resilient, durable thin film. After printing, the label is transferred from the carrier sheet to a document for either temporary or permanent labeling. | ||||||
| 274 | Photo folder with cassette holder | US40199 | 1998-02-27 | US6045034A | 2000-04-04 | Harry I. Roccaforte; Daniel J. Boyle; Duane R. Mode |
| A folder is provided for holding objects therein having at least one pocket. An expandable bottom bellows adjoins pocket and back panels along their respective bottom edges. A pair of expandable side bellows, along with the bottom bellows, permits expansion of the folder to accept objects within the pocket. An integral order panel is removably coupled with a front closure panel. A cassette holder is coupled with the front closure panel or the order panel, and is adapted to receive a cassette therein. Security panels are coupled with the cassette holder and fold over the cassette to retain the cassette securely within the cassette holder. Corner tabs are provided on the front closure panel for receiving the proof page therein. Flip tabs coupled with the cassette holder also secure proof page to the folder. | ||||||
| 275 | Informational device | US946622 | 1997-10-07 | US6024385A | 2000-02-15 | Yukio Goda |
| With a self adhesive base, the informational brochure can be affixed to direct mail, company literature, etc as well as to the back of a business card. An innovative piece designed with the intention of allowing the user to attach the informational brochure to the back of a standard size business card. This provides a very easy and flexible means of storing product or corporate information as well as keeping it organized without taking up much space. You simply peel off the adhesive label on the back of the informational device and attach it to any existing business card. The informational device folds down to a size of just 17/8".times.33/8" and contains up to nine panels or individual pages of four color information. | ||||||
| 276 | Transferable index tabs | US851377 | 1997-05-05 | US6013154A | 2000-01-11 | Nancy Thomas-Cote |
| A computer printer compatible index tabs assembly that includes a carrier sheet recognizable by any of a wide variety of computer compatible printing devices. The carrier sheet includes a plurality of self-adhesively secured tabs each formed from a resilient, durable thin film. The self-adhesive is formulated to either permanently or releasably adhere to a peripheral edge of a sheet of material which is to be tagged, labeled or indexed. After printing, the index tab is transferred from the carrier sheet and positioned with the self-adhesive securing the index tab to the sheet of material and with the indicia projecting outwardly from the edge for convenient display. | ||||||
| 277 | Method of producing printed media | US641332 | 1996-04-30 | US5997680A | 1999-12-07 | Ghanshyam H. Popat |
| Two pairs of parallel substantial-cut or scored lines extend the length of a card stock sheet and short through-cut lines extend between each of the pairs to define two columns of business card blanks on the sheet. The sheet is passed through a laser or ink jet printer, printing the desired identifying or other indicia on the blanks. The blanks are then separated along the substantial-cut and through-cut lines and the waste sheet portions at the ends, sides, and between the columns are disposed of. The business cards separate cleanly along the substantial-cut lines, superior to the microperforated business card separation lines. Even with the substantial-cut and full-cut lines, the card stock sheets have enough integrity to reliably pass through the printer without breaking apart. | ||||||
| 278 | Spiral coil binding system | US833538 | 1997-04-07 | US5955183A | 1999-09-21 | Carl G. Braun |
| A system for holding a spiral coil binding assembly formed from a coiled filament and having a plurality of coils with a predetermined pitch. The system comprises a carrier sheet, a plurality of rows of cut-outs on the carrier sheet. The cut-outs in the carrier sheet, or at least some of them, are holding openings which will receive the filament of a spiral coil binding assembly in order to hold the spiral coil binding assembly in place on the carrier sheet. The system also includes mechanism for removing each of the spiral coil binding assemblies from the carrier sheet and directing them to a binding machine. | ||||||
| 279 | Advertisement page with incorporated sample material which can be trimmed to fit flush with the edges of a publication and methods of making same | US807097 | 1997-02-27 | US5918908A | 1999-07-06 | Roger Barnett; Hubert F. Brown; Lyudmila Feldman |
| An advertisement page for binding to or within a publication, comprising a first opposing layer; a second opposing layer attached to the first opposing layer; and a sample material disposed between the first and second opposing layers, wherein an edge of the advertisement page is flush with the outside edge of the pages of the publication. The present invention also relates to an advertisement page with offset and attachment characteristics which allow it to be bound within a publication such that an edge of the advertisement page is flush with the outside edge of the pages of the publication, wherein sample material is maintained between two opposing layers formed from one continuous sheet which has been folded and which may be trimmed at the fold line. The present invention also relates to methods of making such advertisement pages. | ||||||
| 280 | One-piece machinable index divider with integral pocket | US016285 | 1998-01-30 | US5909979A | 1999-06-08 | Debra Winzen |
| A machinable index divider having an integral pocket is made from a single piece of paper or other printable, flexible and resilient sheet material. The index divider is included as part of a collated set having between five and twelve index dividers with tabs aligned along one edge; each divider is a one-piece structure including a pocket formed from a bottom flap; the pocket is closed on the sides and bottom and opens upwardly. The pocket opening is disposed approximately mid-way between the panel top edge and bottom edge. Preferably, the panel has two or more perforations aligned in close proximity to the left edge. The right edge has a protruding tab area and a recessed pocket edge area. A tab member bearing preprinted indicia protrudes from the tab area on the panel right edge. A method for making the divider includes a number of steps; first, an unfolded blank is cut using a steel rule die to leave a protruding area along the right side. Next, a bottom flap of the first-cut blank is folded to define the bottom edge of the divider and make a pocket. The pocket portion of the cut, folded blank is folded on opposing sides to make first and second side flaps which are then glued to the back panel. Next, a first side of the folded, glued blank has an indicia printed thereon, proximate to the tab area, after which a tab is cut out along the edge of the back panel having the protruding tab area, above the pocket and around the printed indicia, to define a preprinted tab. | ||||||
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