John Andrew Brown
Medical Practice at Rose Street, Hq 101, Lexington, KY

6027268, Feb 22, 2000

Apr 24, 1998

9/066139

Patrick Oscar Bischel - Paris KY
John Knox Brown - Lexington KY
Kathy Scott D'Alessandro - Georgetown KY
Edward William Yohon - Lexington KY

Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY

B41J 1150

400584

A printing apparatus and method of use therefore are disclosed. The printing apparatus is usable as a replacement printer for replacing an existing printer apparatus without having to change printer drivers or make custom firmware changes in computers on a computer network. The inventive printer apparatus includes a map of source number assignments in the memory of the replacement printer apparatus for the replaced existing printer apparatus and for the replacement printer apparatus. The printing apparatus has a plurality of paper sources with each paper source being assigned a particular pre-assigned assignment code. The print request codes associated with the existing network printer being replaced must be determined. The print request codes are representative of a particular type of paper source. A map of print request codes which are sent by computers on the network for driving the existing printer are compared with the pre-assigned source number assignment of the replacement printer.

5159681, Oct 27, 1992

Aug 11, 1989

7/392492

James L. Beck - Versailles KY
John K. Brown - Lexington KY
Carl P. Cole - Lexington KY
Wallace L. Holloway - Lexington KY
Lynn M. Oliver - Lexington KY
Stephen R. Troyer - Lexington KY

Lexmark International, Inc. - Greenwich CT

G06F 1200

395425

A memory management system for a page printer controller (11) which includes random access memory (17) allocated among bit map memory (30), page buffer memory (29), and user memory (28). The memory management system allocates the random access memory to provide either a large bit map memory or, responsive to needs of the controller (11) for increased memory for other uses, for allocating the random access memory (17) to provide a small bit map memory and place more memory in the page buffer memory (29) and user memory (28).

4789257, Dec 6, 1988

Sep 25, 1987

7/101044

John K. Brown - Lexington KY
Darell D. Cronch - Georgetown KY
Patricia A. Graham - Lexington KY
Kevin N. Tucker - Lexington KY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

B41J 1144

400582

A function for an electronic typewriter is described which allows the operator of the typewriter to realign the print element of the typewriter to the prior adjacent, or the following adjacent line which contains textual material, even when the present position of the print element is other than a uniform line feed increment or multiple thereof, from the designated destination line. The electronic controls of the typewriter determine the present position of the print element and the vertical location of the line to which the print element is to move, and determines the distance and moves the record sheet to position the print element precisely over the designated line of text.

5960166, Sep 28, 1999

Oct 1, 1993

8/131056

John Knox Brown - Lexington KY
Cuong Manh Hoang - Lexington KY
Christopher Lawrence Knapp - Lexington KY
John Neil Wellman - Lexington KY

Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY

G06K 1500

395114

A high speed printing system including a host computer, a printer controller and a print engine. The printing system can operate in a normal mode where a high level page description language is used to convey page information from the host computer to the printer controller. The system further permits rasterization of a page to be printed at the host computer and the downloading of rasterized page data to the printer controller in a form that the data can be directly serialized to the print engine.

4993853, Feb 19, 1991

Aug 11, 1989

7/392675

John K. Brown - Lexington KY
Joseph P. Kolb - Lexington KY
Lynn M. Olivers - Lexington KY
Mark A. Robb - Lexington KY
Stephen R. Troyer - Lexington KY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

B41J 2485

400121

A matrix printer (1) or other imaging device in a memory (7) stores fonts of character data (11, 11') in defining bit maps for each character of the fonts. The memory also stores shift values for each font which vary with the nature of the font for double strike, emphasize, and combined double strike and emphasize, from which character bit maps are modified before printing by being shifted and overlayed. Improved images for double strike and emphasize are achieved, and the combined double strike and emphasize need not be the overlay of double strike and emphasize.

7433618, Oct 7, 2008

Oct 4, 2005

11/243004

Brian Keith Bartley - Burgin KY, US
John Paul Brown - Lexington KY, US
Kevin Dean Schoedinger - Lexington KY, US
Johnny Ray Sears - Versailles KY, US

G03G 15/20

399 67

An image forming system () includes an engine controller () and memory device () with a power supply () supporting a volt, volt or volt level. A fuser control capability indicator () is read by the engine controller () in order to determine the fuse control capabilities supported by the power supply () and, in conjunction, with a geographic region indicator of the system (), a determination is made as to the appropriate fuser control process to adopt based on the geographic region in which the system () is used.