Abstract: A vehicle transfer system provides a transaction interface that is displayed as part of a web page for a vehicle on a vehicle dealer's website. The transaction interface allows a customer to perform a vehicle transfer transaction on the dealer's website. The system can facilitate multiple financing methods for the transaction. If the transaction is financed with a loan, the system can request loan offers for a plurality of different loan terms and down payment amounts, and then provide a loan selection interface, which allows the customer to select a loan term and down payment amount and then displays the loan offers matching the customer's selections. If the transaction is financed with a lease, the system can perform a leasing calculation that solves for a balancing point between the total upfront capital that is available to the customer and the total expenses due at lease signing.

Abstract: A vehicle transfer system provides a transaction interface that is displayed as part of a web page for a vehicle on a vehicle dealer's website. The transaction interface allows a customer to perform a vehicle transfer transaction on the dealer's website. The system can facilitate multiple financing methods for the transaction. If the transaction is financed with a loan, the system can request loan offers for a plurality of different loan terms and down payment amounts, and then provide a loan selection interface, which allows the customer to select a loan term and down payment amount and then displays the loan offers matching the customer's selections. If the transaction is financed with a lease, the system can perform a leasing calculation that solves for a balancing point between the total upfront capital that is available to the customer and the total expenses due at lease signing.

Abstract: A vehicle transfer system provides a transaction interface that is displayed as part of a web page for a vehicle on a vehicle dealer's website. The transaction interface allows a customer to perform a vehicle transfer transaction on the dealer's website. The system can facilitate multiple financing methods for the transaction. If the transaction is financed with a loan, the system can request loan offers for a plurality of different loan terms and down payment amounts, and then provide a loan selection interface, which allows the customer to select a loan term and down payment amount and then displays the loan offers matching the customer's selections. If the transaction is financed with a lease, the system can perform a leasing calculation that solves for a balancing point between the total upfront capital that is available to the customer and the total expenses due at lease signing.

Abstract: The invention uses alternate mapping between characters and font glyphs to prevent website content from being plagiarized or indexed by a third party. Specifically, a font glyph file may be created comprising a plurality of font glyphs. One or more font glyphs in the file may illustrate a first character while being mapped to a second character. An altered text file may be created by replacing each character in an original text file with a character that is mapped to a font glyph that illustrates the original character. The server may transmit the altered text file and the font glyph file to a browser. The browser may create an image by replacing each character, in the altered text file, with a font glyph mapped to the character from the font glyph file. The browser may display to a user the image which matches the original text file without the browser ever receiving the original text file.

Abstract: Systems and methods for inspecting an edge of a specimen are provided. One system includes an illumination subsystem configured to direct light to the edge of the specimen at an oblique angle of incidence. The plane of incidence of the light is substantially perpendicular to a plane substantially tangent to the edge of the specimen. The system also includes a detection subsystem configured to collect light scattered from the edge and to generate signals responsive to the scattered light. One method includes directing light to the edge of the specimen at an oblique angle of incidence. The plane of incidence is substantially perpendicular to a plane substantially tangent to the edge of the specimen. The method also includes collecting light scattered from the edge and generating signals responsive to the scattered light. The signals described above can be used to detect defects on the edge of the specimen.

Abstract: Systems and methods for inspecting an edge of a specimen are provided. One system includes an illumination subsystem configured to direct light to the edge of the specimen at an oblique angle of incidence. The plane of incidence of the light is substantially perpendicular to a plane substantially tangent to the edge of the specimen. The system also includes a detection subsystem configured to collect light scattered from the edge and to generate signals responsive to the scattered light. One method includes directing light to the edge of the specimen at an oblique angle of incidence. The plane of incidence is substantially perpendicular to a plane substantially tangent to the edge of the specimen. The method also includes collecting light scattered from the edge and generating signals responsive to the scattered light. The signals described above can be used to detect defects on the edge of the specimen.