Abstract: Bunting (100) having core bottom (110) extending over top of the child carrier seat (11/21) and shorter, core top (130) for enclosing child, along with like-sized, optional, decorative/functional cover (140), forming three, connectable, main layers (FIG. 6) or, alternatively, with the cover directly connected to core bottom, using compatible side fastener, zipper sets. The bunting bottom end is open allowing child's feet to extend down out from bunting bottom. Bunting-to-stroller, side attachments use special bunting/suspender clips (150; FIG. 14). Child's feet alternatively placed in integral boot pouch (120) attached to core bottom's bottom and flipped-over moveable between back and front sides (cf. FIGS. 1 & 2) and, alternatively, usable as storage pouch for rolled up, integral bunting (FIGS. 15 & 16). Core bottom's top can be cinched up forwardly to form hood or backwardly for attachment around stroller seat's top.

Abstract: There is disclosed a method of enabling a computer network user to print a task on a printer 5 connected to the network via an associated printer server 2. In the method a database 9 of print credit tokens is maintained on the printer server or another server connected to the network. The printer server queries the credit token database and determines, in advance of printing the task, whether the credit token database holds sufficient tokens to enable the task to be printed and, if it does, it sends the task to the printer and decrements the print credit token number held in the credit token database 9. On a remote server, a database 8 of printer servers and associated printers is maintained and the credit token database connects to the printer server database automatically or at the instigation of a user on the network to verify the identity of the printer server 2.