Abstract: A pharmacy form including a unitary, elongated sheet having a transverse diecut intermediate the ends thereof defining a label part and an information part in co-planar relation, printed label and information indicia on one face of the sheet and pressure sensitive adhesive on the other face of the sheet extending over said label part and a specified distance onto the information part.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for handling compacted business forms including a receiver having a horizontally disposed receiving surface and posts at one end thereof for the receipt of a dolly adapted to delimit and confine a predetermined number of forms on the receiver horizontal surface. The receiver is pivotable to position the dolly on the floor with the predetermined number of forms existing as a stack. Confinement straps associated with the dolly hold the stack in place while the dolly is separated from the receiver and relocated to a processing machine for performing further operations on the forms, the dolly being equipped with mounting holes for returning the dolly on a hand truck to the receiver.

Abstract: An intermediate from an I.D. card and method in which paper equipped with a patch of release material is combined with a film carrying pressure sensitive adhesive. The paper is die-cut in a generally rectangular configuration and so also is the film in a fashion so as to permit folding of the film on itself to encapsulate the card.

Abstract: A label-equipped form having a release liner on the back of which is provided CB chemical and with CF chemical being provided in alignment on the top of the next adjacent ply.

Abstract: A method of making a label-equipped sheet and product wherein the label is die-cut from base stock constituting the sheet and held in place by a pressure-sensitive adhesive-equipped release liner, the web patch constituting the release liner having a pattern of coatings thereon including a first pattern of release material so as to leave an uncoated perimeter and thereafter overcoated with pressure-sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: A method of making and using a combined shipping label and product information device which includes the steps of providing a relatively elongated foldable sheet having a pair of sides and leading and trailing ends and equipped with a plurality of connected panels, and having a release liner adhesively secured thereto, printing addressee information on one panel and product information on another panel, applying adhesive in a longitudinally extending pattern adjacent each of the sides and also in a transversely extending pattern while folding the sheet between adjacent panels to position the product information on a hidden inner surface and the addressee identification information on an outer surface, perforating the folded sheet along a longitudinally extending line adjacent each of the sides inboard of the longitudinally extending adhesive pattern, removing the release liner and adhesively securing the device to a carton, shipping the carton to the addressee and upon carton receipt tearing the device along

Abstract: A method of making a label-equipped sheet and product in which an elongated release liner has one face thereof equipped with pressure sensitive adhesive and adhered to one surface of a base stock web, the base stock web being diecut in a closed perimeter within the confines of the release liner, the diecutting including a generally linear segment which is adjacent an area of the release liner free of release material to provide a longitudinally-extending liner band adhesively secured to the web.

Abstract: A method for preventing counterfeiting of sales receipts which involves printing at different stages of both fixed and variable information on register rolls.

Abstract: A method for detecting vehicles includes two ultrasonic overhead detectors arranged along a lane or path of travel of a car through an access gate or entrance. The detectors measure the heights of the hood, roof and trunk of the car as it moves past the detectors. Software is used to compare the measured quantities with pre-established vehicle profiles. The method, and the associated hardware and software, can be used to count vehicles, classify vehicles as well as operate peripheral devices such as traffic lights, gates and the like.

Abstract: An I.D. product wherein a ply having longitudinal and transverse lines of perforation defines an I.D. card, a pressure sensitive-equipped transparent film having a first portion attached to the ply and a second portion of the film being positioned in face-to-face relation to the ply, the second portion of the film being equipped with a release liner.

Abstract: A system for the automatic processing of payroll, corporate profit and excise taxes. A depositor, via a communication link, engages in a question and answer exchange with one of a multiple number of voice synthesizers connected to a processor. Through the exchange, the depositor enters tax deposit information which the processor stores in its memory. At the end a specified time period, the processor stores tax deposit information relating to tax deposits due the same day on a storage medium such as a magnetic tape, and on tax coupons in formats predefined by the government agency. The processor also stores tax deposit information entered during the specified time period on a second storage medium to enable a bank to automatically transfer tax deposits from each depositor's account to a bank account. The system includes remote communication terminals connected by communication links to the processor through which information on depositors and tax deposit due dates is entered.

Abstract: The invention consists of a method which provides a business form with removable labels. This method produces a business form which maintains its integrity and does not jam or damage production or processing equipment. It includes providing a first web with a bottom release ply, a top label stock ply and adhesive disposed between these two plies for releasably joining the two together. It also provides a second web and places it in side-by-side laterally spaced relation with the first web. The method further includes the step of adhering a splicing strip to the first and second webs to join them together. The resulting form includes the first and second webs disposed in spaced, side-by-side relation. It also includes the splicing strip adhered to the inner edge portions of the first and second webs to connect the first and second webs together.

Abstract: An auto key ring identification tag consisting of a relatively elongated unitary paper member having an enlargement at one end, owner identification indicia on one face of the enlargement, and pressure sensitive adhesive on the other face of the enlargement whereby the enlargement is foldable on itself to capture the other end of the member to form a loop around the key ring. The tags are arranged on a sheet of release film in two tiers, with the members in one tier being reversely oriented relative to the members in the other tier to position the other ends of the members in one tier between the enlargements of the other tier.

Abstract: A method, apparatus and product therefrom for making a high retention direct mail promotional booklet which includes printing a continuous web on both faces thereof with first indicia suited for recipient retention and second indicia suited for promotion, slitting the webs longitudinally to provide a plurality of webs one of which is wider than the other, combining the webs with one side edge aligned while gluing the same and subjecting the webs to static electricity, thereafter folding the webs a plurality of times to provide a booklet containing at least 16 pages.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for fold conditioning a continuous business form web having longitudinally-extending control punch margins and equally longitudinally-spaced apart lines of transverse perforation including advancing the web along a longitudinally extending path from a printer to a folder both of which operate at a predetermined normal speed and wherein the conditioning apparatus includes a plurality of offset rollers arranged in zig-zag fashion to provide a serpentine path to alternately contact opposite sides of the web and with some of the rollers being operated at a surface speed at least greater than the predetermined normal speed.

Abstract: A mailer product and apparatus and method in which a first sheet is printed by a computer printer and then augmented by a second sheet prior to entering folding means, one of the sheets being twice transversely folded.

Abstract: A method of making a core lock shaft for supplying paper to a computer printer including the steps of cutting an actually elongated recess in the periphery of a cylindrical shaft midway of the shaft length and to a predetermined depth to provide a chordal bottom wall, grinding a plurality of axially extending transversely spaced slots in the bottom wall to provide a plurality of rack teeth, providing a length of pinion wire of a diameter slightly greater than the predetermined depth of the recess, drilling the ends of the pinion wire to provide axially extending bores and inserting a dowel pin in each bore with a portion of the dowel pin length projecting axially beyond the pinion wire ends, mounting the pinion wire in the recess with the pinion teeth in engagement with the rack teeth and installing clips at the ends of the recess in covering relation to the projecting portions of the dowel pins.

Abstract: A multi-ply mailer and method of making wherein the top sheet has a CB coating, the next adjacent intermediate ply has a CF coating and the top sheet has a localized area coated with transparentizing material with image developing properties whereby impressing the localized area results in the development of an image visible through the top ply.

Abstract: A mailer product and apparatus and method in which a first sheet is printed by a computer printer and then augmented by a second sheet prior to entering folding means, one of the sheets being twice transversely folded.

Abstract: A referencing device has a corner constructed of two generally rectangular plies and closed along two adjacent sides to receive a larger generally rectangular sheet and with provision on the outer plies for informational indicia.