Ferag Ag

Jürg Möckli

Uwe Groth

A processing system having at least one digital printing docking point for connecting at least one digital printing unit and at least one post-processing station, which are connected by a coupling station so that at least one input of the at least one post-processing station is connected to at least one digital printing docking point, and having a first control unit for controlling the coupling station and a second control unit for controlling the at least one post-processing station. The first control unit is supplied with information concerning the product output of the at least one digital printing unit and at least one processing attribute of the product output, and directly or indirectly transfers same to the second control unit with a dynamic data feed, and the at least one post-processing station is controlled by the second control unit with this information.

Processing system with digital printing and a post-processing station

In order to configure a graphical user interface (') for displays of various terminals, a graphical configuration interface (&#x2032;) is presented, which comprises a miniaturized presentation of a desktop for the graphical user interface (&#x2032;). Configuration instructions are received in order to select widgets (W&#x2032;) and in order to arrange the widgets (W&#x2032;) on the desktop by positioning miniaturized presentations of the widgets on the desktop presented in miniature. Further configuration instructions selectively associate one or more defined parts of the desktop with the terminals, and the graphical user interface (&#x2032;) is defined for a particular terminal on the basis of the associated parts of the desktop and the widgets (W&#x2032;) arranged thereon.

Method for configuring a graphical user interface

The invention relates to a stack or a collection () of essentially flat primary products (-), in particular printed products, which stack or collection () comprises three or more primary products (-) which are arranged one immediately above the other in the stack or immediately side by side in the collection and are detachably joined together, and at least one of which is a printed product which has a folded edge. Simple post-processing is achieved by adhesive areas () in contact respectively with both adjacent primary products being provided in order to form a detachable connection between adjacent primary products.

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Bäretswil, Switzerland

Jürg Möckli