Patents by Inventor Jeremy A. Hall
Jeremy A. Hall has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 10089378Abstract: Assets or the locations where assets may appear are monitored. If a new asset appears within a monitored location or if an existing asset is copied, modified, or moved, a decision is made as to whether to assign a new unique identifier or to assign a new version number to an existing unique identifier. The unique identifiers and version numbers are carried as metadata within the assets and optionally also stored separately within a data store.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 2006Date of Patent: October 2, 2018Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Roger R. Webster, Jeremy A. Hall
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Publication number: 20140032547Abstract: Assets or the locations where assets may appear are monitored. If a new asset appears within a monitored location or if an existing asset is copied, modified, or moved, a decision is made as to whether to assign a new unique identifier or to assign a new version number to an existing unique identifier. The unique identifiers and version numbers are carried as metadata within the assets and optionally also stored separately within a data store.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2006Publication date: January 30, 2014Inventors: Roger R. Webster, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 7646387Abstract: Method and apparatus implementing and using techniques for processing a character for display on a raster output device having a resolution defined by a set of output pixel positions. A stem of the character is aligned to a best sub-pixel boundary. The character is rendered at a resolution higher than the resolution of the raster output device. The aligned character is downsampled to the raster output device resolution.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 2006Date of Patent: January 12, 2010Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 7518623Abstract: A method for determining device-specific information for pixels to obtain an optimal display of fine structure monochrome images on an output display device, the method comprising determining a set of device-specific pixel input values that will cause the display system to display a corresponding set of target visual output intensities relative to the output display device, and determining a device-specific sub-pixel geometry for all the pixels of the output display device. Displaying for each of the pixels a selected visual output intensity relative to the output display device at a sub-pixel position according to a corresponding pixel input value will cause an optimal display of fine structure monochrome images to be displayed on the output display device.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2005Date of Patent: April 14, 2009Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 7425960Abstract: Method and apparatus, implementing and using techniques for processing a character for display on a raster output device having a resolution defined by a set of output pixel positions. A stem of the character is aligned to a best sub-pixel boundary. The character is rendered at a resolution higher than the resolution of the raster output device. The aligned character is downsampled to the raster output device resolution.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2003Date of Patent: September 16, 2008Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 6954216Abstract: A method for determining device-specific information for pixels to obtain an optimal display of fine structure monochrome images on an output display device, the method comprising determining a set of device-specific pixel input values that will cause the display system to display a corresponding set of target visual output intensities relative to the output display device, and determining a device-specific sub-pixel geometry for all the pixels of the output display device. Displaying for each of the pixels a selected visual output intensity relative to the output display device at a sub-pixel position according to a corresponding pixel input value will cause an optimal display of fine structure monochrome images to be displayed on the output display device.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 1999Date of Patent: October 11, 2005Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Publication number: 20040212620Abstract: Method and apparatus, implementing and using techniques for processing a character for display on a raster output device having a resolution defined by a set of output pixel positions. A stem of the character is aligned to a best sub-pixel boundary. The character is rendered at a resolution higher than the resolution of the raster output device. The aligned character is downsampled to the raster output device resolution.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2003Publication date: October 28, 2004Applicant: Adobe Systems Incorporated, a corporationInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 6760029Abstract: A computer-implemented method of generating a glyph in which a plurality of design characteristics are extracted from a target font and a source glyph program is generated using the design characteristics. The source glyph program defines a new glyph that corresponds to a character that is not present in the target font, e.g., the Euro, and is stylistically similar to glyph of the target font. The new glyph may be added to the target font, it may be rendered on an output device, or it may be saved separately from the target font.Type: GrantFiled: March 11, 1999Date of Patent: July 6, 2004Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Thomas W. Phinney, Jeremy A. Hall, Qiuke J. Jia, Craig D. Rublee, Matthew A. Jacobs
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Patent number: 6678410Abstract: A computer-implemented method of generating a glyph in which a plurality of design characteristics are extracted from a target font and a source glyph program is generated using the design characteristics. The source glyph program defines a new glyph that corresponds to a character that is not present in the target font, e.g., the Euro, and is stylistically similar to glyphs of the target font. The new glyph may be added to the target font, it may be rendered on an output device, or it may be saved separately from the target font.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 1999Date of Patent: January 13, 2004Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Thomas W. Phinney, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 6563502Abstract: A method for creating anti-aliased characters on a computer output device includes the steps of generating a call from a client process for a character to be rendered, selecting a best alignment grid from a set of alignment grids associated with the device grid, rendering the character at a high resolution, and aligning stems of the character with an alignment grid corresponding to the resolution of an output device. The step of aligning the high resolution rendered stems to the alignment grid provides for an anti-aliased output with balanced stems.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 1999Date of Patent: May 13, 2003Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Terence S. Dowling, Jeremy A. Hall
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Patent number: 6426751Abstract: Methods and apparatus that process a front-end editable text file—a feature file—that specifies features for a font, and in particular to an OpenType™ font. The specified features are parsed and stored in the font as font data. The feature file contains simple logic statements for the specification of various typographical features, such as layout features, expressed in a high-level feature definition language. The feature file may contain override values for fields in font tables. The feature file can be processed in combination with an existing font file to establish an enhanced font file.Type: GrantFiled: April 1, 1999Date of Patent: July 30, 2002Assignee: Adobe Systems IncorporatedInventors: Sairus P. Patel, Jeremy A. Hall