Zipwhip, Inc.

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Alan Capps

James Lapic

Daniel deMarteleire

Carl Derline

Michael Bradley

A method for reconstructing a portable document file (PDF) for delivery via text messaging includes receiving, via a structured message user interface (UI) on a first device, user input identifying a portable document file, identifying a plurality of break points within the portable document file, generating a plurality of images for the portable document file using the plurality of break points each corresponding to one or more of a plurality of pages, generating a message parcel using the plurality of images and an archival link to a location storing the portable document file, and providing the message parcel as a text messaging service message to an endpoint device for presentation in a structured message UI on the endpoint device.

Portable document file communication system

Techniques for generating pre-defined outbound messages in response to a first inbound message or a first outbound message in a configured interval of time, including prioritization over configured autoreply messages. Source or destination messages conforming to business rules are sent to accompany outbound messages in particular orders and under particular circumstances.

Communication system facilitating delivery of a predefined message to end user devices on initial communications with an entity

A method for operating a portable document file (PDF) communication system involves receiving a composition control through a structured message user interface (UI) on a first device. The method uploads a PDF to a document transformation engine. A PDF analyzer identifies at least one break point within the PDF. A PDF splitter is configured with the at least one break point to generate at least one image from the PDF and transmit the PDF and the at least one image to an archiver. The archiver is operated to store the at least one image and the PDF and generate an archival link. A multimedia message service (MMS) composer is operated to generate a message parcel from the at least one image and the archival link. The structured message user interface is operated to communicate the message parcel as an MMS message to an endpoint.

Techniques for generating pre-defined outbound messages in response to a first inbound message or a first outbound message in a configured interval of time, including prioritization over configured autoreply messages. Source- or destination-messages conforming to business rules are sent to accompany outbound messages in particular orders and under particular circumstances.

A system and method dynamically generates structured graphical user interfaces based on the type of device accessing a user interface. The system and method dynamically trigger the pre-population of content within a native application or internet-based application on user agent information and user-entered information and initiates SMS communications between users of disparate device types.

Activation of SMS signaling from dynamically activated control interface

Combined advertising sign and tee marker for golf course teeing areas

A golf queuing station includes means providing multiple functions useful in the vicinity of a golf course teeing area, enclosed in a generally hollow structure or housing upstanding from a base. A variety of materials may be used for the housing, such as metal, plastic, polymer, wood, and fiber glass, but the preferred material is aluminum. A refuse container is situated within the housing. A variety of information may be displayed inclouding advertising information and information about the golf hole associated with the teeing area of a golf hole on a removable information panel which is held in position by Z-shaped tracks. A fluid containing tank may also be contained within the housing. Hand-held fluid containers, such as cups, are also contained and dispensed from within the housing. The golf queuing station may also include a golf ball washer. The housing includes a storage container for a variety of golfing related materials such as score cards, pencils, and brochures. Foundation posts connected to the unitary device are embedded in pits in the ground and secured by concrete poured within the pits. A concrete mowing strip above grade level surrounding the base of the unitary device may also be provided.

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Monroe, WA, United States of America

Alan Capps