WO2006017829A2 - System and method for virtual print devices for command implementation - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to computing devices and, more particularly, to issuing commands to a processor.
- buttons, drop ⁇ down lists, check boxes, radio buttons, text fields or the like when selected, cause instructions to be issued to a processor that bring about desired results.
- many software applications provide options in the form of menus that enable users to issue software commands.
- Many internet web sites provide electronic content that users desire to have in printed form. For example, a user via a web browser software application views an article on an internet web site, and selects a control (such as button) in the web browser application to print the article on his locally-installed printer.
- a control such as button
- graphical screen controls are included on web pages that, when selected cause print commands to be issued to the user's printer.
- a web site provides users with a list of documents that are stored on the internet web site and the user can select an item in the list to print.
- users submit information in some web- based data entry form, and the users print the information in the form for future reference.
- FIG. 1 shows an example prior art hardware arrangement for viewing, reviewing and outputting internet web site content.
- an internet web server 2 provides electronic content 3 to a user terminal 4 that communicates with the web server 2 via communication network 16.
- Content 3 includes, for example, text, graphics, pictorial, audio and video material.
- the user terminal 4 preferably employs software that enables a communication session to be established between the user terminal 4 and the web server 2.
- the web server 2 employs software enabling a communication session, for example an HTTP session, to be established between the user terminal 4 and the web server 2.
- a printer 7 is preferably controlled by user terminal 4 to provide printed output of content 3. For example, after a person views content 3 on user terminal 4 using typical web browser software, the person selects an option to print the content 3 on printer 7.
- ADOBE SYSTEMS, ENC. distributes a printer driver (“PDFWRITER”) that enables users to select and print to a device that is not a physical printer.
- PDFWRITER printer driver
- PDF an electronic file formatted in the PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT
- PDFWRITER is a printer driver that converts files directly to PDF from another software application.
- one or more controls may be provided for requesting formatted print pages.
- a button may be included in a graphical user interface that, when selected, enable the user to prepare and/or submit the request.
- the control must be added to the interface to enable the request to be processed.
- Adding a control in the interface is often viewed as undesirable for various reasons. For example, additional software must be provided that enable the button (or other screen control) to enable a user to request formatted print pages.
- the software must be compatible with an existing application, and a skilled software programmer or other technically proficient individual may be required to integrate the control into existing software.
- a graphic artist may design an elegant software graphical user interface.
- the addition of a button to the interface can be viewed as tarnishing or otherwise diminishing the appearance of the interface.
- the present invention addresses these and other shortcomings in the prior art by improving the way commands and/or instructions are integrated in software applications.
- the present invention enables a user to issue commands, for example, to an information processor to perform a variety of functions by enabling a user to issue a simple print command.
- a user installs a virtual printing device.
- the print command is preferably intercepted, for example, by a virtual print driver and one or more commands, possibly unrelated to printing, are executed.
- a plurality of virtual printers are installed, each representing one or more commands that are issued to perform one or more respective tasks.
- the invention comprises a system and method for executing a first command in a software application.
- a virtual printer device is installed on a computing device that operates the software application.
- the virtual printer device is selected in the computing device for printing, and a second command to print content in the software application is issued by a user and received by the computing device.
- the first command is executed on the computing device as a function of receiving the second command to print the content.
- FIG. 1 shows an prior art hardware arrangement for viewing, reviewing and outputting internet web site content
- FIG. 2 shows an example hardware arrangement in a preferred embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 illustrates the functional elements of a user terminal
- FIGs. 4A, 4B and 4C are example display screens illustrating steps associated with installing a virtual print device in accordance a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating example steps associated with generating a request for formatted print pages in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention
- a virtual print device is installed on a computer in substantially the same way that any printing device (e.g., EPSON printer, HEWLETT-PACKARD printer, etc.) is installed. Thereafter, when a print command is issued to the virtual print device, the print command is intercepted, for example at the operating system level, and one or more commands are executed.
- Fig. 2 shows an example hardware arrangement in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, including a hardware arrangement for providing formatted print pages, and referred to generally as system 10.
- the electronic content for the formatted print pages may be web- based, as described in co-pending U.S. Patent Application, Serial No.
- system 10 comprises at least one production information processor 12, and at least one customer information processor 14 and adapted to access communication network 16.
- Each of the production information processor 12 and the customer information processor 14 preferably provide respective internet web sites that includes content information for respective visitors, substantially as described in co-pending U.S. Patent Application, Serial No. 10/671,194.
- a fulfillment facility terminal 22 communicates with at least the production information processor 12 and receives instructions with respect to a request for printed content.
- the embodiment shown in Fig. 2 identifies the fulfillment facility terminal 22 separate from the production information processor 12, the fulfillment facility terminal 22 can be under the direct control of the proprietor of the production information processor 12.
- fulfillment facility terminal 22 preferably includes a formatted print output printer 24.
- a fulfillment facility terminal 22 employs a binding machine 28 to combine individual sheets.
- a saddle stitch machine 30 may be provided to provide a professional appearance for the printed output.
- a folding machine 26 may be employed by the fulfillment facility terminal 22 in order to prepare signatures, i.e., sets of one or more sheets for binding.
- the output related devices, including, the folding machine 26, binding machine 28, and saddle stitch machine 30 are presented as separate and apart from the formatted print output printer 24. Of course, one skilled in the art will recognize that two or more of these devices may be integrated into a single device.
- user terminals 4 are situated on private network 19 using any known data communication networking technology.
- Private network 19 is preferably connected to global communication network 1.
- Production information processors 12 and customer information processors 14 are coupled to communication network 16.
- Virtual printer device 17 operates in accordance with the teachings herein and can be installed as a network printer (i.e., shared among user terminals 4 as shown in the example embodiment shown in Fig.2) or, alternatively, can be installed on an individual system.
- User terminals 4, production information processor 12 and customer information processor 14 are any devices that are capable of sending and receiving data across communication network 16, e.g., mainframe computers, mini computers, personal computers, laptop computers, a personal digital assistants (PDA) and internet access devices such as Web TV.
- production information processors 12 and customer information processors 14 are preferably equipped with a web browser, such as MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER, NETSCAPE NAVIGATOR and the like.
- Fig. 3 illustrates the functional elements of user terminal 4, production information processor 12 and/or customer information processor 14 and include one or more central processing units (CPU) 32 used to execute software code and control the operation of user terminal 4, read-only memory (ROM) 34, random access memory (RAM) 36, one or more network interfaces 38 to transmit and receive data to and from other computing devices across a communication network, storage devices 40 such as a hard disk drive, floppy disk drive, tape drive, CD ROM or DVD for storing program code, databases and application data, one or more input devices 42 such as a keyboard, mouse, track ball, microphone and the like, and a display 44.
- CPU central processing units
- ROM read-only memory
- RAM random access memory
- network interfaces 38 to transmit and receive data to and from other computing devices across a communication network
- storage devices 40 such as a hard disk drive, floppy disk drive, tape drive, CD ROM or DVD for storing program code, databases and application data
- input devices 42 such as a keyboard, mouse, track ball, microphone and the like
- Production information processor 12 preferably includes a memory equipped with sufficient storage to provide the necessary databases, forums, and other community services as well as acting as a web server for communicating hypertext markup language (HTML), Java applets, Active-X control programs or the like to customer information processors 14.
- Production information processors 12 are arranged with components, for example, those shown in Fig. 3, suitable for the expected operating environment of production information processor 12.
- the CPU(s) 32, network interface(s) 38 and memory and storage devices are selected to ensure that capacities are arranged to accommodate expected demand.
- any suitable operating system can be used on user terminal 4, production information processor 12 and customer information processor 14, for example, DOS, WINDOWS 3.x, WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98, WINDOWS NT, WINDOWS 2000, WINDOWS ME, WINDOWS CE, WINDOWS POCKET PC, WINDOWS XP, MAC OS, UNIX, LINUX, PALM OS POCKET PC and any other suitable operating system.
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- WINDOWS 3.x WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98, WINDOWS NT, WINDOWS 2000, WINDOWS ME, WINDOWS CE, WINDOWS POCKET PC, WINDOWS XP, MAC OS, UNIX, LINUX, PALM OS POCKET PC and any other suitable operating system.
- module refers, generally, to one or more discrete components that contribute to the effectiveness of the present invention. Modules can operate or, alternatively, depend upon one or more other modules in order to function.
- FIGs. 4A, 4B and 4C are example display screens illustrating steps associated with installing a virtual print device 17 in accordance a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the virtual print device 17 is configured as a network printer via the MICROSOFT WINDOWS operating system.
- Fig.4A illustrates a display screen 300 in which the virtual print device 17 is installed via the MICROSOFT WINDOWS operating system.
- the virtual print device 17 Fig. 4B shows a display screen 310 in which the virtual print device 17 being installed as a network printer.
- a local printer can be defined as well for a virtual printer in accordance with the teachings herein.
- Fig. 4C illustrates a display screen 320 in which the newly added virtual printer device 17 is entitled "Formatted Print Page Printer.”
- the Formatted Print Page Printer is selectable by the user in order to issue print commands thereto.
- the Formatted Print Page Printer device 17 will use a virtual driver that is operative to intercept an operating system level print command, and issue command(s) to perform one or more tasks.
- the virtual driver can be distributed via any suitable form or medium, such as a CD-ROM, or, alternatively, can be retrieved from an on-line source, such as an internet web site.
- the print command is intercepted, for example, by the virtual driver, and one or more command(s) associated with the virtual printer are executed.
- a user installs a virtual printer that is operative to display a data entry form for transmitting a request for formatted print pages.
- the user using a standard web browser software application, establishes a communication session with a web site that includes content the user desires to have output as formatted print pages. Accordingly, the user selects an icon in the web browser software to initiate printing, and the user selects the virtual printer, Formatted Print Page Printer, from a drop-down list of available printers. The user then selects a graphic button labeled OK to send the print command.
- the print command issued by the user is intercepted by a virtual print driver and a command associated with the virtual printer is issued to display the data entry form for requesting formatted print pages.
- the user proceeds to submit information regarding the particular content desired for the formatted print pages, a preferred layout, page size, binding type, and the like.
- payment and delivery information is preferably submitted in the data entry form.
- the user selects a graphic control, for example, a button labeled OK, and the information provided by the user in the data entry is transmitted to for eventual fulfillment. Examples and descriptions of information submitted by the user, and of options provided by the present invention are provided in greater detail in co-pending U.S. Patent Applications No. 10/671,194 and 11/193,716.
- the present invention can be used in many contexts as a convenient system and method to issue one or more commands to one or more computing devices.
- various web sites request information from a user, such as to register for access to content.
- the user can simply print to the virtual printing device 17 and predefined information can be transmitted automatically to the requesting site.
- a data entry form can be presented to the user in which information can be provided and transmitted to a database.
- the data is formatted, for example, as an XML document prior to being transmitted to a receiving device. In this way, users can transmit information easily and be assured that the data they transmit will be formatted properly and in accordance with various predefined configurations.
- a plurality of virtual printers can be installed, each representing a particular context of use.
- a first database application may require data received from a user to be formatted such that the user's last name is provided prior to a user's first name.
- a second database application may require the same data to be formatted such that the user's first name to be received prior to a user's last name.
- two virtual print devices 17 can be installed to accommodate the various requirements of the databases.
- the above example is merely illustrative, and that the present invention can support countless data formatting and other requirements by receiving systems.
- data may be configured as an MICROSOFT EXCEL spreadsheet file, as a comma delimited ASCII text file, as a MICROSOFT SQL SERVER table file, or the like.
- data may be formatted as in image file (e.g., TIFF, JPG, BMP, GIF, or the like).
- data may be stored in an ADOBE ACROBAT PDF file.
- a plurality of virtual print devices 17 can be installed and selected to provide data to accommodate receiving systems.
- a web site can provide one or more virtual print drivers which are downloadable to users.
- a simple print command in any software application for example, a web browser software application, an image editing software application or a word processing software application
- users can issue one or more commands to carry out various functions.
- a request for formatted print pages can be made substantially automatically, for example, to assure that requests are properly configured, formatted and/or received.
- Fig. 5 is a flowchart illustrating example steps associated with generating a request for formatted print pages in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- a user installs a virtual print driver for the virtual print device 17.
- the driver may be received and/or distributed from any suitable media (e.g., floppy disc, CD-ROM disc or DVD), or may be downloaded via a network connection.
- the virtual print driver is installed, the user selects the virtual print device 17 for the output device (step S 104). When the device 17 is selected as the output device, then a command is issued by the user to print electronic content (step S 106).
- the user may select a print icon in a web browser software application, may select menu choices (e.g., "File, Print"), or may select an icon of a printer in a spreadsheet software application. Any suitable manner of issuing a print command in any software application is envisioned herein as initiating a command to print.
- step S 108 after the print command is sent, the command is intercepted, for example at the operating system level, and one or more commands are executed (step S 108).
- a dialogue box may be displayed for the user to indicate that a request for formatted print pages is being generated.
- a data entry display form may be provided to receive payment information from the user.
- the user has installed a virtual print device 17 for requesting formatted print pages.
- step SIlO the user submits information in a data entry form to generate format print pages.
- step Sl 12 the user transmits the request, for example by pressing a graphic screen control formatted as windowed button.
- the request is preferably received and processed, substantially as described in co-pending U.S. Patent Applications Serial No. 10/671,194.
- the present invention provides a new way to provide commands, such as requests for formatted print pages, using a virtual print device 17.
- the present invention provides benefits over prior art systems for initiating commands.
- No additional software controls and related software need to be integrated into existing software application.
- integrating controls and related software is problematic. Often, skilled programmers are required to integrate custom controls into software, which increases costs and time.
- display screen layouts are often negatively impacted by the addition of graphical screen controls provided by third parties.
- integrating software functionality from a third party into an existing software application is, typically, applicable only for that existing software application. For example, providing a graphical screen control for additional functionality in a word processing application is applicable only for that word processing application.
- the present invention improves upon prior art systems by improving the ways commands are issued in existing software.
- additional screen controls and commands do not have to be programmed into an existing software application. Instead, a user simply prints to the virtual print device 17, and one or more commands are issued automatically.
- any software that provides printing functionality can use the functionality provided by the present invention. In other words, the present invention is not application-specific.
- the present invention improves ways for users to request formatted print pages of electronic content provided over the internet, or stored either locally or over a private network.
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