Abstract: A method for selecting a best three color solution for a CIE_Lab request comprises generating a three color database (10) of CIE_Lab values at specified colorant input levels. A closest point in the database with colorant input levels is found, which will produce a CIE_Lab value that is closest to the CIE_Lab request. A matrix of points centered on the closest point (30) is selected. A linear model to the matrix of points is found. An output color consisting of a set of colorant levels is created using the linear model.

Abstract: A first recipe (10) is converted using a first colorant set to a second recipe (50) using a second colorant set. The first recipe (10) is converted into a CIE_Lab estimate (30) using a first model and a first database (20). The CIE_Lab estimate (30) is converted into the second recipe (50) using a second model and second database (40).

Abstract: Identification display devices and methods for operating the same are provided. The identification display device has a display, and a non-volatile memory having image content depicting a user stored therein. An authentication control system has a user input system that is adapted to sense a user input and an authentication controller, to generate an authentication signal when the user makes an appropriate authentication input. A display controller is adapted to cause the display to present an identifying image only in response to the authentication signal.

Abstract: Authentication systems and methods are provided. In accordance with one method, a user identification is determined based upon a signal modulated by a wireless transponder circuit in an identification token. The signal strength of signals modulated by the wireless transponder is monitored over a period of time and a pattern of movement of the identification token is determined. An authentication signal is generated when the sensed pattern of movement of corresponds to a previously stored set of token authentication movements associated with the determined user identification.

Abstract: A method for adjusting dot-gain for a halftone binary bitmap file by inputting a halftone binary bitmap file comprising binary pixels to a digital filter, filtering the binary pixels with the digital filter generating a weighted sum of the binary pixels producing a first set of multilevel pixels, filtering the binary pixels with a second digital filter producing a second set of multilevel pixels, sampling the second set of multilevel pixels at a preset sample rate identifying a set of sampled multilevel pixels, inputting the set of sampled multilevel pixels to a lookup table to create an output that is a threshold level for the set of sampled multilevel pixels, using the first multilevel pixels and comparing to the threshold level for the set of sampled multilevel pixels and generating a binary pixel output, and collecting the binary output and forming an adjusted halftone binary bitmap.

Abstract: A method for adjusting dot-gain for a halftone binary bitmap file, a method for adjusting the dot-gain for a halftone binary print, and a method for adjusting the dot-gain for a printing plate, wherein each method involves inputting a halftone binary bitmap file consisting of binary pixels to a digital filter, then filtering the binary pixels with the digital filter and generating a weighted sum of the pixels, using the weighted sum, producing a multilevel pixel and then comparing the multilevel pixel to a preset level, next a binary pixel output is generated, the output are collected and an adjusted halftone binary bitmap file is formed.