MR. JAMES PATRICK WILSON, MFC28227
Marriage and Family Therapists at Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA

5379234, Jan 3, 1995

Apr 30, 1993

8/056709

James S. Wilson - Long Beach CA
William R. Mallgren - Portola Valley CA
Janaia M. Donaldson - Portola Valley CA
Samuel Kaplan - Walworth NY
John S. Facci - Webster NY

Xerox Corporation - Rochester NY

G06F 1520

364496

A computer-aided chemical illustration system is disclosed. Techniques provided include: 1) efficient drawing of bonds; 2) drawing different bond types during a single mode; 3) determining bisect angles for bonds; 4) labeling atoms on the fly; 5) automatic alignment of atom labels; 6) custom alignment of atom labels; 7) changing the type, style, or orientation of an object while it is being drawn; 8) detection of ring structures; and 9) shifting bonds around on a ring.

5249137, Sep 28, 1993

Mar 23, 1990

7/498566

James S. Wilson - Long Beach CA
William R. Mallgren - Portola Valley CA
Janaia M. Donaldson - Portola Valley CA
Samuel Kaplan - Walworth NY
John S. Facci - Webster NY

Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT

G06F 1520

364496

A computer-aided chemical illustration system is disclosed. Techniques provided include: 1) efficient drawing of bonds; 2) drawing different bond types during a single mode; 3) determining bisect angles for bonds; 4) labeling atoms on the fly; 5) automatic alignment of atom labels; 6) custom alignment of atom labels; 7) changing the type, style, or orientation of an object while it is being drawn; 8) detection of ring structures; and 9) shifting bonds around on a ring.

5461580, Oct 24, 1995

Sep 9, 1994

8/303917

John S. Facci - Webster NY
Samuel Kaplan - Walworth NY
John L. Haack - Pittsford NY
Dale S. Renfer - Webster NY
Thomas W. Smith - Penfield NY
Janaia M. Donaldson - Nevada City CA
William R. Mallgren - Nevada City CA
James S. Wilson - Long Beach CA

Xerox Corporation - Rochester NY

G06F 1700

364496

A computer-aided chemical illustration system is disclosed. Techniques provided include: 1) efficient drawing of bonds; 2) drawing different bond types during a single mode; 3) determining bisect angles for bonds; 4) labeling atoms on the fly; 5) automatic alignment of atom labels; 6) custom alignment of atom labels; 7) changing the type, style, or orientation of an object while it is being drawn; 8) detection of ring structures; and 9) shifting bonds around on a ring.

5467152, Nov 14, 1995

Apr 28, 1994

8/234916

James S. Wilson - Long Beach CA
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel - Shillington PA

G03B 2302, G03B 2128

353 99

An improved overhead projector which allows for automated feeding of transparencies from input and output trays positioned within a body of the projector. The feed mechanism is reversible to allow previously viewed transparencies to be repositioned over a light source on a table of the projector and seen on a display screen. The transparency trays include retractable mechanisms allowing them to be switched from receiving or delivering transparencies into a feed path. An optical projection head includes an adjustable mechanism to automatically reorient a projected image for transparencies in landscape or portrait views. The adjustable mechanism includes a first mirror which is adjustable to reflect light transmitted from the light source directly from the transparency toward the display screen, or to present a thin vertical profile allowing a light image to reflect off second and third mirrors before reflecting again off the first mirror and toward the display screen. The entire feed and reorientation assemblies can be remotely controllable via a hand-held device and control system.