Evondos Oy

Hannoa Oy

Magic Add Oy

Wallfund Oy

Ari Salonen

Ari Pöllänen

Mika Skarp

Samuli Manninen

Jari Pihlajam&auml;ki

Kalle Euro

A method of using a central computer that is communicatively connectable to a first control computer and configured to dynamically allocate and transmit unique codes from a server to a first printing machine, having a first rate of printing. The method includes the steps of: receiving a first request for a first patch of unique codes from the first control computer of a first printing machine, wherein the first control computer is communicatively connected to the first printing machine and wherein the first control computer controls the first printing machine for printing the unique codes in package labels; obtaining printing parameters comprising a file size of a unique code and a printing speed of the first printing machine; determining a first time interval between the first request to the server and the unique code being available to be used by the first printing machine; determining a first communication speed between the server and the first printing machine; dynamically calculating a first optimum patch size of the first patch of unique codes to be delivered to the first printing machine based on the first request from the first control computer of the first printing machine, the printing parameters, the first time interval and the first communication speed; and communicating a first patch of unique codes having a patch size equal to the first optimum patch size to the first control computer of the first printing machine.

Method for dynamically allocating and transmitting unique codes to a printing machine

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Work surface particularly designed for computer work or terminal operations is designed to prevent injuries of the neck, wrist and arms and excessive visual strain that commonly occur in computer and other terminal work by supporting the forearms of a person working at the computer or terminal at their entire length between the elbow and the wrist. The support to the forearms at their entire length is provided by a portion of the work surface being arranged to curve downwardly in such a way that the lowest point of the top surface of the work surface is close to the user and the highest to the keyboard and the mouse surface so that the user rests his/her arms on the work surface during work.

Work surface particularly designed for computers or computer terminals

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Turku, Finland

Ari Salonen