Abstract: A Touchscreen Interfacing Input Accessory System and Method is disclosed. The accessory device is attachable to the screen of a touchscreen monitor. The accessory device creates an input/output port that uses the touchscreen for I/O interface to the computing device. User input devices are attachable to an interface module that is attached to the touchscreen display by a suction cup or other mechanism. The input devices include user-operable mechanical knobs, controls, and virtually any other input device. The interface module aligns with input/output regions identified on the touchscreen so that the module can send data through the screen via simulated touches, and receive data from through the screen via visual data displayed by the monitor.

Abstract: A system, method, and computer program product are provided for marking equipment parts. The system consists of electronic parts marking instruction cards, databases, and, in many applications, remote parts marking equipment. The system also includes analysis and monitoring components for monitoring parts marking programs, including opportunistic parts marking programs. The computer product described utilizes electronic parts marking instruction cards, and allows multiple users at multiple locations to mark parts for complex equipment as they are being operated and maintained.

Abstract: A device for holding an object which is secured to a substrate such as a computer monitor, the device is secured to the substrate through a mounting assembly and includes a clip assembly which is pivotal about at least one axis to enable the viewing of an information carrying device on opposed sides of the clip assembly. The clip assembly also being pivotal about another axis to enable adjustments to the line of sight of the user.

Abstract: A system, method, and computer program product are provided for marking equipment parts. The system consists of electronic parts marking instruction cards, databases, and, in many applications, remote parts marking equipment. The system also includes analysis and monitoring components for monitoring parts marking programs, including opportunistic parts marking programs. The computer product described utilizes electronic parts marking instruction cards, and allows multiple users at multiple locations to mark parts for complex equipment as they are being operated and maintained.