Sharp Laboratories of America, Inc

Rono James Mathieson

Uoc H Nguyen

Lena Sojian

Joey Lum

Roy Kenneth Chrisop

Shinichi Yamamura

Mark Liu Stevens

Tanna Marie Richardson

Bryan Keith Schacht

Bogdan Plewnia

James E Owen

Gregory Eugene Borchers

Mary Louise Bourret

Daniel Klave

Kim Phuong Wells

A method and system for implementing custom scheduling policies including making alterations to internal task scheduling policies or firmware operating within the MFP throughout the lifetime of the MFP. Internal task scheduling policy alterations can be made either remotely or on-site at a customer location. Custom scheduling policies can be implemented for different periods of time. The MFP includes a task run-time controller to receive and process the internal task scheduling policy alterations. The task run-time controller includes a task tuner, which may implement the internal task scheduling policy alterations responsive to usage characteristics of the MFP.

Custom scheduling and control of a multifunction printer

Aspects of the present invention relate to systems, methods and devices for manipulating documents. According to one aspect of the present invention, the responses, from multiple examinees, to a question on an examination may be combined to form a combined document associated with the question for grading, scoring or other analysis. According to a second aspect of the present invention, markings made by the examination grader, on the combined document, associated with an examinee may be combined with the examinee's examination document to produce a modified examination document.

Methods and systems for disassembly and reassembly of examination documents

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

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

A method of clearing an internal print queue in a print output device includes processing a print job in a print output device to make a processed print job; storing the processed print jobs in the internal print queue of a print output device; detecting an overload condition in the internal print queue; determining which processed print jobs are not ready to be physically printed; selecting at least one not ready to be printed processed print job in the internal print queue for transfer out of the internal print queue to clear the overload condition; moving the selected processed print job to a temporary storage print queue; and moving the selected processed print jobs from a temporary storage print queue to the internal print queue upon occurrence of a predetermined event.

Method to move queued data back to the network to make room in the device to complete other jobs

A queue manager monitors status of a server queue in a network server and status of a device queue in a peripheral device at the same time. A user interface displays the status of jobs in the server queue and device queue on the same display and allows a user to manipulate any of the jobs on either queue using the same user interface.

Method and apparatus for managing job queues

A user interface for controlling peripheral devices including a peripheral option display for presenting peripheral options to a user immediately following selection of the peripheral device.

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Camas, WA, United States of America

Rono James Mathieson