Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A printing system includes a platen; a photosensor including an integrated lens; a light source configured to provide light, the light source including an integrated lens; and an aperture disposed to provide a field of view, the field of view being a portion of a plane parallel to the platen, wherein reflected light from the light source passes through the aperture to the photosensor without passing through an external lens.

Abstract: A printing system includes a platen; a photosensor including an integrated lens; a light source configured to provide light, the light source including an integrated lens; and an aperture disposed to provide a field of view, the field of view being a portion of a plane parallel to the platen, wherein reflected light from the light source passes through the aperture to the photosensor without passing through an external lens.

Abstract: A method for increasing the addressable memory space of an addressed line limited computer system. In the present invention, at least two memory planes, plane zero and plane one, are provided. Each memory plane contains the maximum number of addresses that can be addressed by the available address lines. The present invention constrains the starting addresses of individual character data that are valid in each memory plane. For example, if the addresses of the memory planes are configured in hexidecimal, memory plane zero contains valid starting addresses only at those locations having a least significant nibble of zero or eight. Memory plane one is constrained to have valid starting addresses, for example, at those addresses having a least significant nibble of "4" or "C". A processing means is provided to determine when a starting address is provided to the memory.