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Adobe, Inc.

Years Active: 1989-2011

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10 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8035834 - Methods and apparatus for manipulating and providing facsimile transmissions to electronic storage destinations (2011-10-11),

2. 8023131 - Method and system for combining separate digitized representations of documents for retransmission via computer network transfer protocols (2011-09-20),

3. 7940411 - Method and system for entry of electronic data via fax-to-email communication (2011-05-10),

4. 7609883 - Method and apparatus for compensating for uneven lighting in an image (2009-10-27),

5. 6151576 - Mixing digitized speech and text using reliability indices (2000-11-21),

6. 6125200 - Removing non-text information from a color image (2000-09-26),

7. 5831632 - Automatic graphical pattern placement (1998-11-03),

8. 5634064 - Method and apparatus for viewing electronic documents (1997-05-27),

9. 5185818 - Method of substituting fonts and displaying characters (1993-02-09),

10. 4837613 - Method of color selection for display and printing (1989-06-06),

John E Warnock is a highly accomplished inventor and innovator based in Los Altos, California. With an impressive portfolio of 9 patents, he has made significant contributions to the field of digital document management and transmission.

One of John E Warnock's latest patents is titled "Methods and apparatus for manipulating and providing facsimile transmissions to electronic storage destinations." This patent describes a method for a computer system to transmit a facsimile to an electronic destination. It includes receiving a facsimile with an instruction page containing an optical representation of the electronic destination address and a user-selected option. The system determines the electronic destination address and the selected option, and then modifies and encodes the document accordingly before transmitting it to the electronic destination.

Another notable patent by John E Warnock is "Method and system for combining separate digitized representations of documents for retransmission via computer network transfer protocols." This patent involves receiving a facsimile transmission, processing it with optical character recognition, and reformatting the document into an e-mail attachment format. The system also includes advertisement data in the e-mail message, which is sent to the destination e-mail address along with the retransmitted document.

Throughout his career, John E Warnock has worked with reputable companies such as MongoNet and Adobe Systems Inc. These companies are renowned for their contributions in the field of technology and software development. Warnock's collaborations with his coworkers, Matthew K Henry and Christopher L Fortescue, have likely led to the successful implementation of various innovative ideas and patents.

John E Warnock's patents demonstrate his expertise and pioneering work in the area of digital document management and transmission. His innovative methods have greatly influenced the field, paving the way for advancements in electronic storage and communication.

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