Abstract: Methods, systems and computer readable media for users of a shared database, file system, or other similar software system to browse files or records in the database according to any of the files' attributes in a standard hierarchical tree structure. Methods, systems and computer readable media that enable users to dynamically define and customize a hierarchy of files according to the quantity and priority of attributes that each user individually desires, such that the records or files are automatically rearranged and reorganized into the user-created hierarchy.

Abstract: Methods, tools and systems for efficiently and intuitively transferring files from client computers, via a network, to a centralized location for storage of the files as well as storage of metadata associated with the files in a manner such that the metadata as well as the files may be searched in the database by users to identify files of interest.

Abstract: Dispensing devices and assemblies for controllably dispensing a predefined number of items, or predefined volume of a flowable substance, at a time. Dispensation is accomplished by a simple tilting motion that can be effected with a single hand of a user.

Abstract: A packaging system for unit dispensing a predefined number of dosages or items at a time (or a predefined amount of liquid or flowable material, such as powder, lotions, or the like) is provided which integrates into a single form the materials, properties, and benefits of carton-based and foil blister-based packaging. The use of secondary processes such as the alignment of perforations between the carton material and foil blister, adhesion of foil blisters to carton surfaces, and adhesive-backed labeling allows the invention to be easily separated by the end-user into compact units whose portability facilitates and encourages adherence to dosage requirements. These features allow the user to remove a dosage from the packaging yet keep intact the physicality and functionality of the combined components.