Sharp Laboratories of America, Inc

Mark Liu Stevens

Joey Lum

Shinichi Yamamura

Uoc H Nguyen

Lena Sojian

Roy Kenneth Chrisop

Tanna Marie Richardson

Rono James Mathieson

Bryan Keith Schacht

Bogdan Plewnia

Boguslaw Ludwik Plewnia

David John Lovat

Hanzhong Zhang

Michael Constantin

Sridhar Dathathraya

Larry Lee Feldman

Amarender Reddy Kethl Reddy

Embodiments of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for providing external accounting functions for a peripheral device.

Methods and systems for peripheral accounting

Embodiments of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for imaging device display standardization.

Methods and systems for integrating imaging device display content

Aspects of the present invention relate to systems, methods and devices for imaging device display content localization. Some aspects relate to methods and systems for sending geographical-locale-related information from an imaging device to a remote computing device where the geographical-locale-related information is matched with related data comprising a language and at least one of a time format, a date format, an address format, a calendar format, a currency type and a geographical-locale-related cultural custom, which is then sent to the imaging device for output to a user.

Methods and systems for distributing localized display elements to an imaging device

Aspects of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for providing document management through the use of an imaging device. Some aspects relate to transmission and receipt of imaging device user interface menu content from a remote computing device to an imaging device and document management functions performed on documents received through the imaging device. In some embodiments, document management functions are provided through a remote computing device in communication with an imaging device.

Methods and systems for imaging device document management

Methods and systems for imaging device data display

Embodiments of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for exposing imaging device functions to an application.

Methods and systems for imaging device control

Methods and systems for imaging device display element localization

Aspects of the present invention relate to management and modification of documents stored on a remote computing device via a user interface on a local imaging device. Some aspects relate to the use of user input at an imaging device to modify document content. User input at the imaging device may include identification of a user characteristic and selection of a document stored on the remote computing device. After modification, the document may be sent to the imaging device or another destination.

Methods and systems for imaging device remote form management

Aspects of the present invention relate to systems, methods and devices for interacting with a remote computing device from an imaging device. These aspects may comprise remote computing devices configured to communicate with imaging devices, imaging devices configured to communicate with remote computing devices and systems comprising various combinations of remote computing devices in communication with imaging devices.

Methods and systems for imaging device remote application interaction

Aspects of the present invention relate to systems, methods and devices for translating documents through the use of an imaging device. Some aspects relate to the receipt of a document at an imaging device, in some cases in conjunction with language selection parameters, and the transmission of that document and any accompanying language parameters to a remote computing device at which the document is translated and then sent to a destination.

Methods and systems for imaging device document translation

Aspects of the present invention relate to systems, methods and devices for imaging device display standardization. Some aspects relate to the integration of imaging-device-independent display information with imaging-device-dependent formatting information that may be resident on the imaging device. Some aspects relate to integration of application-specific template data with imaging-device-specific formatting data.

Methods and systems for imaging device display standardization

Embodiments of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for imaging device display element localization.

Methods and systems for receiving localized display elements at an imaging device

Embodiments of the present invention comprise systems, methods and devices for imaging device job management.

Methods and systems for imaging device job management

A system and method are provided for generating automatic test plans for GUI applications. The method comprises: launching a GUI application under test (AUT); discovering access paths to user interface (UI) elements in the AUT; generating logical access paths to the discovered UI elements; launching a test plan that uses the generated access paths; and, sending test messages to UI elements in the AUT. The method may identify UI element types such as a menu, sub-menu, check box, text box, or variable UI elements. Then, sending test messages to UI elements in the AUT includes sending corresponding test messages such as menu select, sub-menu select, check box select, text box fill, or variable fill command messages. For example, if a variable UI element is identified, sending test messages to UI elements in the AUT includes: sending a command to populate the variable UI elements; and, selecting the populated value.

System and method for generating automatic test plans for graphical user interface applications

A method and apparatus for flexible control of the routing and processing of documents by a document receiver. Document classifications are defined by a receiver and stored on a registration server together with an associated document processing profile ('DPP'). The receiver communicates to a sender how to access his account on the registration server. The sender views the receiver's document classifications, selects one, and prints a cover page, which includes a document classification identifier. The sender scans the cover page and a source document with a digital scanner and transceiver. The document is sent to recipients and transformed according to the DPP.

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