Abstract: An inkjet ink set consisting of a black inkjet ink, a cyan inkjet ink and two inkjet inks A and B, optionally complemented by a white ink and/or a colourless ink, wherein the inkjet ink A has a hue angle H* between 70 and 85 and a chroma C* between 30 and 80; the inkjet ink B has a hue angle H* between 20 and 40 and a chroma C* between 30 and 80; and the CIE L* a* b* coordinates were determined on polyethylene coated white paper for a 2° observer under a D50 light source.

Abstract: A method of providing an Optical Variable Device (OVD) and a tactile security element on a security document includes exposing the security document with a laser. The security document includes an overlay provided on a core, and the overlay includes a compound capable or releasing a gas. The OVD and the tactile security element have a metallic appearance.

Abstract: A method of providing an Optical Variable Device (OVD) on a security document by exposing the security document with a laser. The security document includes an overlay provided on a core and the overlay includes a halogenated homo- or copolymer.

Abstract: A security article includes a laser markable layer and a transparent outer layer or sheet having lenticular lenses on its outer surface, both provided, in this order, on an opaque core support, characterized in that the laser markable layer has a dry layer thickness of less than 50 ?m. An improved contrast is obtained between interlaced images exposed into the security article of the invention.

Abstract: A security article includes a laser markable layer and a transparent outer layer or sheet having lenticular lenses on its outer surface, both provided, in this order, on an opaque core support, characterized in that the laser markable layer has a dry layer thickness of less than 50 ?m. An improved contrast is obtained between interlaced images exposed into the security article of the invention.

Abstract: An inkjet ink set consisting of a black inkjet ink, a cyan inkjet ink and two inkjet inks A and B, optionally complemented by a white ink and/or a colourless ink, wherein the inkjet ink A has a hue angle H* between 70 and 85 and a chroma C* between 30 and 80; the inkjet ink B has a hue angle H* between 20 and 40 and a chroma C* between 30 and 80; and the CIE L* a* b* coordinates were determined on polyethylene coated white paper for a 2° observer under a D50 light source.

Abstract: A vacuum housing includes a cylindrical section, a flange, and a ring arranged concentrically with the cylindrical section and forming part of the flange, with the ring being formed of a harder material than the remaining of the housing, and having an annular knife edge extending in an axial direction and in a direction away from the cylindrical section, with the knife edge forming part of the flange surface.

Abstract: A technique for improving the usage of built-in macro languages of applications by end users is provided. This technique enables the user to program in the programming language of his choice more easily. The source code of to user-selected language is stored in objects of the existing application and, if the language is a compiler language, the compiled code and the compiler itself are stored. A Bytecode Processing Server (BPS) is stored in an object of the existing application. This permits the use of the new macro language anywhere without additional installation efforts. The BPS and the existing application communicate via a stub program, which is written in the built-in macro language. This comprises parameter passing and data transfer.

Abstract: A vacuum housing includes a cylindrical section, a flange, and a ring arranged concentrically with the cylindrical section and forming part of the flange, with the ring being formed of a harder material than the remaining of the housing, and having an annular knife edge extending in an axial direction and in a direction away from the cylindrical section, with the knife edge forming part of the flange surface.

Abstract: A computerized method for dynamically extending a main application comprising a first user-interface-control by at least one supplementary application is proposed. The method comprises a first-step of monitoring system-messages of a system-message-queue and determines if a monitored system-messages comprises a user-interaction-request for creating said first user-interface-control of said main application. In the affirmative case, an indicator is set that said user-interaction-request for creating said first user-interface-control has been detected. Said method comprises a second-step monitoring application-messages of an application-message-queue and associates in response to setting said indicator the next one or multitude of application-message with said monitored system-message.

Abstract: A color photographic silver halide material, which has a support which comprises at least one blue-sensitive, yellow-coupling silver halide emulsion layer nearest the light source and at least one green-sensitive, magenta-coupling silver halide emulsion layer and at least one red-sensitive, cyan-coupling silver halide emulsion layer which are further from the light source than is the at least one blue-sensitive layer, and which contains at least one cyan masking coupler which has its maximum absorption above 650 mn, the red-sensitive layers have their maximum sensitivity at 620±20 nm and the absorption of the masking coupler at the maximum sensitivity of the red-sensitive layers is at most 70% of its absorption at 690 mn, is distinguished by improved color reproduction and color saturation in the magenta layer without loss of sensitivity.

Abstract: A technique for improving the usage of built-in macro languages of applications from used end users for programming is provided. This technique enables the user to use the programming language of his choice. The source code of the user-selected language is stored in objects of the existing application and, if the language is a compiler language, the compiled code and the compiler itself are stored. A Bytecode Processing Server (BPS) is stored in an object of the existing application. This permits the use of the new macro language anywhere without additional installation efforts. The BPS and the existing application communicate via a stub program, which is written in the built-in macro language. This comprises parameter passing and data transfer.

Abstract: A negatively developing color photographic silver halide material having a support and at least one blue-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer containing at least one yellow coupler, at least one green-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer containing at least one magenta coupler and at least one red-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer containing at least one cyan coupler, at least 95 mol % of the silver halides of which consist of AgCl, and in which at least one silver halide emulsion layer exhibits solarization on analogue exposure, is distinguished on scanning exposure by elevated color density and on analogue exposure by contrast which is independent of exposure time.

Abstract: A process and a device for controlling the brake system of a vehicle, in which in traction control and at the beginning of the control, a braking force build-up independent on the slippage takes place, which is stopped when a sizable braking effect is detected on the spinning wheel. Alternatively or in addition to this system, it is provided that, when the vehicle decelerates in active traction control, the braking force build-up pulses and/or the braking force decrease pulses are determined as a function of the measured slippage of at least one wheel, while outside these areas the pulses are determined so that the increase in braking force takes place in steps with the same change in the braking force.