Abstract: A touch sensitive display screen system for performing a touch screen finger swipe operation includes a touch sensitive display having a screen edge along an outer screen perimeter. A processor is communicatively coupled to the touch sensitive display and operatively coupled to a memory. The processor runs a trigger on release button process stored on the memory. The touch sensitive display displays at least one trigger on release button defined by a button area disposed at about an edge of the touch sensitive display as an edge button. A finger swipe motion from a position on the touch sensitive display outside of the button area, to the edge button and continuing over the screen edge, causes an action to be performed by the processor based on an indication of a screen swipe event. A method and a non-transitory computer-readable medium for processing a swipe gesture are also described.

Abstract: A storage drawer system for use hi conjunction with any standard computer that makes use of empty drive bays for the purpose of conveniently storing computer and non computer related items, such as disks, CDs and manuals. The storage drawer system comprises a drawer that can be opened and closed, and a housing to support the drawer operation and to prevent any foreign object from entering the internals of the computer.

Abstract: The shank of a cutting tool incorporates a longitudinal notch along the outer shank surface. The notch extends from the outer shank end to the relief area of flute zones. The shank is inserted into a coolant-supplying adapter. The coolant is directed from the adapter to the flutes, via the notches. The result is delivery of high pressure lubrication to a work zone. The efficient delivery of lubricant increases machine efficiency by thoroughly flushing the cutter tool with lubricant. In an alternate embodiment, a normal cutting tool may be used with an adapter which has notches formed along the interior diameter surface thereof.

Abstract: An index tab for use in conjunction with computer paper includes a female jaw and a male jaw pivotally attached along a common edge such that they are movable between an open position and a closed position wherein projections from the male jaw extend through perforations along the margin of the computer paper and frictionally engage registered apertures in the female jaw. A tab section is attached to and extends from the common edge and extends outwardly from the margin of the computer paper.