Xerox Corporation

Cynthia A Smith

David L Salgado

John W Daughton

Stephen F Skrainar

Holly S Beck

Andrew T Martin

Michael William Barrett

Donald J Gusmano

Kurt T Knodt

Norman David Robinson, Jr

Charles D Braswell

Timothy J Kelley

Acco Hengst

Marilyn S Grzenda

Jeffrey G Reed

Carol P Parsons Thomas

Jack Daughton

Pamela J Barrett

An authorization service is provided for use with a multifunctional printing system. The printing machine includes a first document processing service and a second document processing service. The first document processing service includes a first set of one or more document processing operations with each of the first set of one or more document processing operations being performable relatives to the electronic document. The second document processing service includes a second set of one or more document processing operations with each of the second set of one or more document processing operations being performable relative to the electronic document. The system also includes a programmable authorization system that controls a manner in which a first set of users accesses the first set of one or more document processing operations and a second set of users access the second set of one or more document processing operations.

System for managing service access in a multifunctional printing system

In a printing system queuing jobs, some jobs are made dependent on primary jobs. If a user delete a primary job, the depending jobs are retrieved and automatically deleted.

Systems and methods for managing print jobs

A printing system with a digital reproduction system communicating with a remote document processing station by way of a print server is provided. The printing system includes a first queue of first jobs to be executed with the digital reproduction system maintained at the print server and a second queue of second jobs to be executed with the digital reproduction system maintained at the digital reproduction system. The printing system further includes a queue process communicating with both the first and second queues for forming a composite queue to reflect an order in which the first and second jobs of the first queue and the second queues are to be executed with the digital reproduction system. In practice, the composite queue is formed by initiating development of the composite queue in response to a request signal with the request signal being generated on the basis of input from the remote document processing station, automatically, electronically obtaining a first set of information reflecting an order of the first jobs in the first queue and a second set of information reflecting an order of the second jobs in the second queue, and merging the first set of information with the second set of information in accordance with a selected criterion for providing the composite queue. A representation of the composite queue is then displayed at a user interface disposed at the remote document processing station.

Copier/printer with print queue disposed remotely thereof

An electronic printing system having an image input for receiving digitally represented images from a source of input information such as an image input scanner; a controller having the capability of rotating an image in at least 90.degree. increments and which can provide such rotation in accordance with a pre-programmed set of commands; a user interface, connected to the controller, and for directing information about the orientation of the input image, and information about output orientation and placement in accordance with one of a plurality of selectable output orientation; and an output, such as a binary printer, to which the controller may direct reoriented image data.

Image orientation control

An electronic printing system having a scanner for scanning documents and converting the document images to image signals, a printer for making prints from image signals, and a programmer for programming job selections including a job supplement selection, programming job supplement enabling plural smaller jobs to be combined for a print job and preventing the scanner from scanning a new job until the job supplement program is completed.

Job supplement for electronic printing machines

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

Cynthia A Smith