Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett-packard Company

Peter G Hwang

Daniel R Dwyer

Daniel W Petersen

Lisa M Hanson

Charles R Steinmetz

Curt G Gonzales

Jeffrey G Bingham

Ronald R Anderson

Raymond C Sherman

Charlie Steinmetz

Kevin Lo

Stephen G Brown

Dan R Dwyer

Ki Jung Han

Michael K Bowen

Howard G Wong

Michael J Allison

William Edward Hertling

Le Gia Pham

Donald R McClelland

Jeffrey J Grange

Melissa S Gedraitis

Michael M Leon

Tod A Kinsley

Jeremy E Barribeau

Matthew B Clark

Maaike Louise Evers

Kevin D O'Hara

Donald R Bloyer

Matthew Douglas Reier

Eric S Schuh

Corlene M Ankrum

Gary T Strowe

Mark D Zinser

Saara Eeva Helena Kamppari

Michael V Leman

Allan G Olson

Thomas E McCue, Jr

Justin Dewey Francke

Todd Michael Gaasch

Michael St Laurent

Joyce A Chua

Sergio Escobedo

Mark M Proia

Kevin A Howard

Carl Nicklos

Damian James Mycroft

Masahita Cho

Chad Lockart

Frank Woodbery

Steven J Simske

Yves Albert Behar

Suk Hwan Lim

Wesley R Schalk

Steve Orrin Rasmussen

Kris Randall Livingston

Bruce G Johnson

Jerry J Liu

Eric L Gasvoda

David B Novak

Elliott Downing

Eamonn O'Brien-Strain

David M Berfanger

Lynn A Collie

Robert G Fritz

Christopher Mark Rives

James E Anderson

Richard E Berriman

Anthony W Ebersole

Stephen J Brown

Anyee J Worley

Phillip A McCoog

Corlene Ankrum

Matthew Ryan Bonner

Steven Brown

Hunter John Simington

Ray Sherman

Steve Brown

Adam F Page

Terence C Ngai

Curt Gene Gonzales

Elizabeth Atwater

Delvin T Edmond

Danny Barker

Randy B Davenport

Examples disclosed herein relate to displaying, in a user interface, a list of available print jobs, wherein at least one of the available print jobs comprising a secured print job is displayed as a placeholder entry instead of an identifying entry, receiving a selection of the placeholder entry requesting an authentication for the secured print job, and displaying the identifying entry of the secured print job upon verification of the authentication.

Print job listing

In example implementations, an apparatus is provided. The apparatus includes a communication interface, a location sensor, a personalized printer list generator, a display, and a processor. The processor is communicatively coupled to the communication interface, the location sensor, the personalized printer list generator, and the display to control operation of the communication interface, the location sensor, the personalized printer list generator, and the display. The communication interface is to communicate with a plurality of printers to identify available printers at a current geographic location. The location sensor is to detect the current geographic location. The personalized printer list generator is to generate a personalized printer list that prioritizes the plurality of printers at the current geographic location based on the user account. The display is to provide a graphical user interface to display the personalized printer list that is generated for the current geographic location.

Personalized printer lists

In some examples, a memory resource may store non-transitory machine-readable instructions executable by a processing resource to authenticate a user, authorize the authenticated user at an imaging device for a finite amount of time and during the finite amount of time, automatically route a plurality of print jobs to a queue and automatically release the plurality of print jobs.

Authorized printing

Examples disclosed herein relate to displaying, on a user interface, an approximate amount of a supply material in a supply reservoir. Upon receiving, in a receptacle, a new supply container, the supply reservoir may be filled with supply material from the new supply container. The user interface may further display an updated approximate amount of the supply material in a supply reservoir and an approximate amount of the supply material in the supply container.

Supply reservoir

Private data to be communicated to a recipient is encrypted with the public key of a public and private key pair associated with the recipient. An optically readable format of the encrypted private data is generated. The optically readable format may be provided to the recipient.

Optically readable format of encrypted data

An example of an apparatus includes a network interface to receive print data associated with a user from a first computing device and to receive context data from a second computing device, the second computing device associated with the user, and wherein context data includes a beacon identifier and a global positioning system (GPS) coordinate. The apparatus includes a memory storage unit to store the print and context data, wherein the memory storage unit includes a database of printing devices. The apparatus includes a processor to select a printing device from the database of printing devices, the printing device associated with the beacon identifier and a predefined area, wherein the predefined area includes the GPS coordinate. The apparatus includes a print engine to generate a notification for the second computing device, wherein the notification prompts the user for a command to send the print data to the printing device.

Print notifications based on context data

In an example implementation, an example printer system includes a lift, an indicator, a trigger, and a reset mechanism. In an example implementation, a lift is orientable by an amount of media when adjacent to the lift and a trigger has a first portion engageable with the lift at a first orientation of the lift. In an example implementation, the trigger causes the indicator to move towards a first location relative to an aperture defined by an exterior surface in response to engagement with the lift. In an example, the reset mechanism has a first portion engageable with the lift at a second orientation of the lift and the reset mechanism causes movement of the indicator away from the first location in response to engagement with the lift.

Media tray assemblies with indicators

In one example, method includes displaying an estimate of the number of pages that can be printed from a total amount of printing fluid including a printing fluid supply and a printing fluid reserve. The estimate is decremented in amounts of a first interval, in response to a first sensor signal indicating that the printing fluid supply is not empty. The estimate is decremented in amounts of a second interval that is smaller than the first interval, in response to a second sensor signal indicating that the printing fluid supply is empty.

Decrementing a printing fluid-based estimate of a number of pages that can be printed according to different intervals

A printer includes a housing, a print engine within the housing, a door to cover a portion of the housing, and a hinge assembly coupled to the housing and the door to support the door in a closed position to cover the portion of the housing and an open position to uncover the portion of the housing, wherein, in the open position, the door is offset from the housing by the hinge assembly.

Printer door hinge assembly

A system for presenting media sheets includes a finisher output bin assembly. The finisher output bin assembly includes a translatable output floor, and a guide substrate coupled to the translatable output floor to guide the translatable output floor relative to the guide substrate in at least one coordinate direction. The finisher output bin assembly includes an output structure mechanically coupled to the translatable output floor to drive the translatable output floor relative to the guide substrate.

Finisher output bin assembly

An example of an apparatus includes a network interface to receive print data and context data associated with a portable computing device. The apparatus includes a memory storage unit to store the print and context data, wherein the memory storage unit includes a database of printing devices. The apparatus includes a processor to monitor the context data and to select a printing device from the database based on the context data. The apparatus includes a security evaluation engine to determine whether the printing device and the portable computing device are connected via a secure network. The apparatus includes a print engine to route a print job generated from the print data automatically to the printing device when the printing device and the portable computing device are connected via the secure network and to store the print job in a queue when the printing device is outside the secure network.

Print job route based on context data

Printer

Examples disclosed herein relate to receiving, at a first printing device, a request to print a print job, determining, by the first printing device, whether the print job has been received by the first printing device, in response to determining that the print job has not been received by the first printing device, determining whether a second printing device has received the print job, and, in response to determining that the second printing device has received the print job, retrieving the print job from the second printing device and printing the print job at the first printing device.

Print job access provision

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Vancouver, WA, United States of America

Peter G Hwang