Abstract: A global network computer system to print legal currency and/or negotiable instruments at a designated location by the input of information to the global network computer system from a remote location. The global network computer system can receive the input information from a telephone handset or terminal using a technique of selective generation of signals. Output signals from the global network computer can be sent to designated facsimile machines, laser printers, telecopiers or automated teller machines for printing the legal currency or negotiable instrument. The global network is also capable of storing and tracking greenback currency provided with a unique barcode.

Abstract: A system for translating interconnection supervisory signals, such as Touch Tone signals or dial pulses, from a remote telephone set into alphanumeric data. The system is capable of utilizing any one of a plurality of translation schemes, chosen by the user at the telephone set. Synthesized speech feedback is provided to the user after entry of each character. A number of new translation techniques are also disclosed.