Abstract: A system and method for receiving, using one or more processors, a first conversation; identifying, using the one or more processors, a first set of utterances associated with a first conversation participant and a second set of utterances associated with a second conversation participant; and generating, using the one or more processors, a first image representation of the first conversation, the first image representation of the first conversation visually representing the first set of utterances and second set of utterances, wherein an utterance is visually represented by a first parameter associated with timing of the utterance, a second parameter associated with a number of tokens in the utterance, and a third parameter associated with which conversation participant was a source of the utterance.

Abstract: A reproduction apparatus such as a copier/printer includes a plurality of job image buffers (JIBs). Each JIB includes a compressor for compressing rasterized image data, a memory store for storing compressed rasterized image data and an expander for expanding the compressed rasterized image data. An electronic writer has a plurality of writing components, with each component being associated with a respective segment of an image to be simultaneously recorded. A writer interface is operatively connected to the JIBs and the writing components for simultaneously outputting to the writing components data for a respective image segment to be recorded by its respective writing component. A controller controls flow of data to the JIBs so that each of the plural JIBs receives data for only one respective segment of each page of image data.

Abstract: An electronic/copier printer apparatus includes a scanner for scanning original documents representing a copy from a first source of image information and printer input means for receiving electrical signals representing electronic information of a production job from a second source of information. A marking engine prints production jobs. The marking engine means includes means for communicating with the scanner and the printer input means. A memory forms a part of the marking engine and stores electrical signals representing production jobs from the first and second sources. The marking engine includes a security mode wherein in response to a loss of communication with one of the scanner and the printer input means while communication remains with the other there is selectively prevented production of production jobs stored in said memory means and derived from the one to which communication is lost while selectively printing production jobs from the other to which communication remains.