Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett-Packard Company

Hewlett-Packard Corporation

Donald X Smith, Ii

Michael D Derocher

Lisa M Hanson

Morten Villiers Warren

Thomas Kleist

Marcus Hogarth

Andy Prater

Mickie Calkins

Diane R Hammerstad

Pieter J Van Zee

Aloke Gupta

Dan R Dwyer

Nathan Shirley

Kenneth H Bronstein

Christopher Mark Rives

Robert M Miller

Dana E Laursen

Leah Noble Davidson

Theodore E Ransom

Kenneth W Crangle

Christine Dewitt

Kelli Reuther

Charlie Udom

John Atwood

Keith M Taylor

William P Brown

Al Ke Gupta

Andrew Wagner

Printer

User interface on a display device

Embodiments of a system and method for conveying image assets to a recipient are disclosed. In one embodiment, a sender conveys at least one image asset to a service. The service stores a representation of the at least one image asset and a value indication on a media. The service conveys the media to the recipient after the value indication has been stored on the media.

System and method for conveying image assets to a recipient

Control area

Remote control device

A method for printing one or more documents operatively coupled to a printing device is presented, the method comprising issuing a request to retrieve one or more documents from an associated one or more providers in response to an indication received from a user. Receiving the requested one or more documents in a print manager operatively coupled to the printing device, and printing the retrieved one or more documents from the printing module, without invoking an application associated with the one or more documents, or otherwise displaying the one or more documents to the user.

Document delivery system for automatically printing a document on a printing device

A user of a portable device may request a full-length information set be sent to a high capacity presentation apparatus for printing. A truncated or compressed information set is displayed on the portable device, which the user may select for later printing of the full-length information on the high capacity presentation apparatus when the portable device is synchronized.

Printing portable-selected information

A document delivery system comprising a data store to receive a plurality of content objects and a virtual editor to dynamically generate a personalized publication for a requesting user. The virtual editor selectively retrieves one or more of the received content objects to construct a personalized publication for a requesting user based, at least in part, on an accessed personal profile associated with the requesting user.

Virtual editor and related methods for dynamically generating personalized publications

A URL page is printed by a computing system. When a reference to a URL address is dragged and dropped upon a print icon, the URL page is accessed from the Internet. The URL page is then printed on a printer. When the URL page is accessed and printed, the URL page is not displayed to a user of the computing system. Also, when a reference to the URL address for the URL page is dragged and dropped upon a desktop for a computing system, a special icon representing the URL page address is created on the desktop. Upon a user performing a function to activate the special icon, the URL page is printed.

Direct printing of contents of a universal resource locator

An audio messaging system receives audio input and records its contents. The audio input is then converted to a machine-readable representation for later audio playback. The audio input is also converted into a text representation using voice recognition techniques. The machine-readable and text representations are associated with one another and sent to selectable media for retrieval by the intended recipient. By associating the machine-readable representation with the text representation and providing them together, an immediately recognizable text message is provided whose contents can be verified precisely through playback of the machine-readable representation in at least one of a plurality of selectable media formats.

Method and apparatus for capturing and retrieving voice messages

The print content is received and parsed to determine if different priority levels have been assigned to any section of the content. If any section of the content has been assigned a priority level, an ink rationing process is invoked. The manner in which the content is printed depends on the ink supply level and the priority assigned to each section. If the ink supply level is low and a particular section has been assigned a low priority, that section is printed in grayscale or degraded in some other way that uses less ink. Other higher priority sections of the content are printed in normal mode.

Ink rationing based on page composition

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Corvallis, OR, United States of America

Donald X Smith, Ii