Xerox Corporation

David B Mensing

John C Czudak

Edward E Brindle

Elton Tarik Ray

Khalid M Rabb

Thomas Robson

Kenneth B Schleede

Dianne S Colelli

Christine Miyachi

Bernard Roch Heroux, Jr

Michael L Campanella

Michael Trent

Wendy Abbott

Lyssa E Menard

Charles R Nail

Myriam Martinez

James Howell

Kelvin Kwan

Boris Shmoys

Jacob Woodworth

Gayle M Tyson

Stephen J Sydorowicz

Kristopher James Stasiw

Rick Born

Linh La

Apparatus are provided that includes a multi-function device that is configured to perform a plurality of functions relating to manipulating a document. The multi-function device can have a display configured to display interface tool for facilitating the customization of a function of the multi-function device. The interface tools allow a user to communicate with the multi-function device to enter information relating to the customized function. The custom application can be configured to be installed on the multi-function device, and the custom application is used to customize the multi-function device.

Tools and methods for customizing multi-function devices

The present specification discloses a printer in which the printer performs a first analysis of a print job data to identify a page description language and if no page description language is identified by the first analysis, performs additional processing activities, including but not limited to spooling and parsing, concurrent to a second analysis of the entire print job data to identify a page description language.

In-line system for the validation of a page description language within a print data stream

A system for operatively connecting a source of a quantity of digital data having an image data format associated therewith, and an output device to create a print of the original image based on the digital data. A library includes a plurality of selectable format variable sets, each format variable set corresponding to an image data format. A portion of the quantity of digital data is polled for evidence relating to the presence of one image data format. A format structure operates the output device to print an image based on the digital data according to the format variables entered therein. One of the format variable sets is entered into the format structure, based on evidence in the portion of the quantity of digital data.

System for printing image data in a versatile print server

A method of combining data sets of heterogeneous image formats, such as PDL's. in a printing system. A first image data set is translated by a coprocessor, using an interpretation code among many stored in memory. In response to 'end of job' data in the first image data set, the first image data set in a final image format is transferred to the memory, and a second image data set is transferred from the memory to the coprocessor. The image format of the second image data set is determined. An interpretation code for translating the second image data set is loaded into the coprocessor.

System for combining heterogeneous image processing jobs into a single

A method of operating an imaging system server, the server being adapted to translate jobs written in a first data form to a second data form, and including a memory defining entry locations therein. Untranslated data relating to the first job is loaded at a first entry location in the memory. The untranslated data relating to the first job is translated, and untranslated data relating to the first job is removed from the memory as the untranslated data is translated. Translated data relating to the first job is loaded at a second entry location in the memory. Untranslated data relating to a second job is loaded at the first entry location in the memory while translating the untranslated data relating to the first job.

Method for translating image processing data

A method for use with an imaging system server of the type having a first processing arrangement coupled with a second processing arrangement is provided. The method includes the steps of: transmitting a first job written in a first printer page description language to the second processing arrangement; setting a flag in the second processing arrangement to a first status in response to transmitting the first job thereto; translating the first printer page description language into a first interpreted output with a first memory map; transmitting the second job to the first processing arrangement; setting the flag in the second processing arrangement to a second status in response to transmitting the second job to the first processing arrangement; checking the status of the flag in the second processing arrangement; and swapping portions of the first memory map and portions of a second memory map disposed in a storage section with the first processing arrangement in response to a change in the status of the flag, so that the portions of the first memory are disposed in the storage section and portions of the second memory map are disposed in the second processing arrangement for use in translating the second printer page description language into a second interpreted output.

Method for translating a plurality of printer page description languages

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Hilton, NY, United States of America

David B Mensing