Abstract: A printing apparatus includes a printer to perform printing on a first target object and a second target object by ejecting a liquid in a first direction, a first finger holder on which the first target object is placeable, and a second finger holder on which the second target object is placeable. A first adjustor adjusts a first distance in the first direction between the first target object placed on the first finger holder and the printer, and a second adjustor adjusts a second distance in the first direction between the second target object placed on the second finger holder and the printer. In addition, a controller controls at least one of the first adjustor and the second adjustor such that the first distance is smaller than the second distance in a case of printing on the first target object. The first adjustor and the second adjustor use a same motor as a drive source.

Abstract: A security hardware device used to hold multi-leafed materials, for example, telephone books, which device has an inner box within an outer sleeve, wherein the inner box has a first end with a toothed grip and a second end with a means for receiving a screw; and the outer sleeve has a first open end for receiving the inner box and second closed end, and wherein the second closed end is provided with a toothed grip and further provided with a hole for passing a screw through the outer sleeve and into the means for receiving a screw so that, as the screw is turned into engagement, the inner box is drawn into the outer sleeve, and a means for attaching the device to a surface.

Abstract: A business form having a faceplate, a retainer frame, and at least one lift-off panel formed from at least one cutout in the faceplate with retaining members of a releasable adhesive backer being disposed on the reverse side of the faceplate with the adhesive facing the at least one cutout opening. Precut lift-off panels of the same material remain disposed at least one per cutout and adhered to the backer member primarily for printing in a laser or inkjet printer to produce at least one and preferably multiple lift-off panels each of which constitutes one card. Indicia or images can be printed onto the business form and individual printed cards can be obtained by lifting off the printed individual lift-off panels on an as-needed basis. Two-sided printing is optional.

Abstract: Information is recorded, organized, and formatted using a computer, and printed onto paper provided with track-feed holes which are used both for feeding through a printer and for mounting the paper on ring elements of a binder. The pages are provided with fold lines such that the pages may be folded along the line to fit within the binder. When a page is unfolded, a foldout leaf projects outward beyond an edge of the binder so that the leaf and information recorded thereon is visible while turned to a different page in the notebook. Various paper designs allow tailoring of the system to user needs. In addition, step-indexing of pages allows headers on numerous pages to be visible simultaneously. Also disclosed is a task-oriented system for organizing information wherein the pages in the notebook are separated into sections and wherein pages in a section are devoted to a single topic.

Abstract: A binder system for use as a display book or the like includes a flexible spine having a continuous uninterrupted outer surface and an oppositely facing inner surface on which is formed a plurality of longitudinal outwardly projecting male connector elements. A plurality of channel members are releasably mounted on the connector elements and support cover sheets and display pages. The spine facilitates application of indicia on its outer surface and enables opening of the binder to fully expose the display pages for observation.