Abstract: A method of providing information on the back side of a developed photographic medium having an image carrying layer on the front side. The method comprises machine reading code on the developed imaging carrying layer on the front side of the photographic medium. In the method, information is printed on the back side of the developed photographic medium with a printer, based on the machine read code. An apparatus, which can execute a method of the invention, for providing information on a back side of a developed photographic medium having an image carrying layer on the front side, has a reader to read machine readable code in the developed imaging carrying layer on the front side of the photographic medium. The apparatus further has a printer communicating with the reader so as to print information on the back side of the developed photographic medium based on the machine read code. The method may include printing and developing the photographic medium.

Abstract: A loop is formed between upstream and downstream pairs of rollers by driving the downstream pair slower than the upstream pair and/or by a direction changing guide. The downstream pair of rollers is axially movable to bring an in-track edge of a sheet to a predetermined sensed position to cross-track register the sheet. The loop permits cross-track movement of the sheet despite engagement of the sheet with the upstream pair of rollers.

Abstract: A modular cover inserter unit is located between a copier/duplicator which produces sets of copy sheets and a finisher which forms booklets from the sets of copy sheets. The cover inserter unit includes a sheet transport that advances sheets from the copier/duplicator to the booklet finisher. Covers are stacked on two supports in the inserter unit and fed from the supports to the sheet transport. An inverter in the unit can invert a cover before it reaches the booklet finisher.