Set addressing for electronic printing machines

Details Set addressing for electronic printing machines Set addressing for electronic printing machines

1990-12-14

1994-05-03

Shaw, Dale M.

Photocopying

Contact printing

Light boxes

355 40, 395115, G06F 1500

Patent

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053095588

ABSTRACT:
A process of addressing sets in which a list of M addresses is stored in a memory of a printer and the printer is programmed to print one or more sets of N prints on print media. A print outline, with a selected identifiable area superimposed thereon, is displayed on an interactive display screen. In one example of operation, copies of the M addresses from the list are successively printed on N prints at the selected identifiable area on each of the N prints.

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