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Party leadership felt that a new executive committee would be able to serve in a more vigorous manner in time ahead and take forward the party's agendas.
There are six secretaries and 8 organising secretaries. Ranbir Nandan, who has crossed over to the party from BJP has been made the treasurer.
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This was decided at a meeting of various social, religious and trade bodies headed by VHP state chief Leela Karan Sharma.
SAD General Secretary and core committee member Maheshinder Singh Grewal urged the AAP to take action against its Sangrur MP.
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Offdid this leak already? not that i'm expecting much based on the ep's but oh well it's pixiesDigging: Le Pre Ou Je Suis Mort - Le Pre Ou Je Suis Mort
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Offit was pretty much released when ep3 came out
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cool review dood, does francis sound the same here as he did in the olden days?
Album Rating: 2.5Glad you like the review. Francis isn't as unhinged these days and the lyrics aren't as evocative and whatnot. He's like a diluted Black Francis these days. I hear the live performances are still something to behold though. I haven't had the pleasure.
the pleasure cost like $70 when they were in albuquerque a few months back. no way they're worth that.
Album Rating: 2.5They cost about 44 euro where I am. That's roughly 60 dollars. I actually think that's reasonable enough in today's world of super inflated ticket prices.
yeah but you can see bands that aren't decades past their prime for a quarter of that
Album Rating: 2.5Fair point. Yuck tickets are 16.50. Bargain.
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Album Rating: 2.5I think what you meant to say was that you don't have it in you to listen to this album, let alone review it.
I bet this isn't even that bad
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A flute virtuoso was returning to New York via John F. Kennedy Airport when Customs officials confiscated and destroyed the instruments he was carrying with him.
According to Boujemaa Razgui, the officials told him that his 11 flutes — each of which he had constructed, by hand, himself — "were agricultural products and had to be destroyed."
Razgui, who is a Canadian citizen, frequently travels with a variety of flutes, each of which is designed to be played with a specific ancient or modern genre in mind.
Slipped Disc's Norman Lebrecht contacted Razgui, who recounted his ordeal with customs. "I told them I had these instruments for many years and flew with them in and out," he said.
"There were 11 instruments in all. They told me they were agricultural products and they had to be destroyed. There was nothing I could do. The ney flute can be made with bamboo. Is that agricultural?"
Razgui also told Lebrecht that, as a non-citizen, he was reluctant to confront U.S. Customs officials.
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PORTLAND — Oregon students are taking and passing rigorous Advanced Placement courses at significantly lower rates than the national average, including their peers neighboring Washington.
The state ranked 29th in the percentage of its 2013 graduates who passed at least one AP exam during their high school career, the College Board said Tuesday in its annual "AP Report to the Nation."
The results show 15 percent of recent Oregon graduates had an AP score of 3 or better on an exam — the mark associated with receiving college credit. That trails the national average of 20 percent. Meanwhile, only 24 percent of the recent graduates took at least one AP course during high school, well below the U.S. average of 33 percent.
In Washington, 34 percent of students enrolled in at least one AP course and 21 percent scored a 3 or better on an exam. California also easily bested Oregon while Idaho trailed the Beaver State in both categories.
Advanced Placement classes are seen as good preparation for college and there has been a state and national push to get more students to enroll.
Deputy superintendent of Oregon schools Rob Saxton noted in a statement that far more students take AP courses than 10 years ago. But he also identified two "troubling trends" — teenagers who have the potential to succeed are not bothering to participate and many are students of color.
The College Board statistics show less than 10 percent of Oregon's Hispanic, Native American and African American graduates got a score of 3 or higher on an AP exam.
Saxton said educators must do a better job of identifying good candidates, getting them to enroll and providing them with support.
"All of our students deserve a clear path to college and that starts with ensuring that each and every student has access to rigorous content and the opportunity — and encouragement — to earn college credit while in high school," he said.
Oregon officials have said boosting the AP participation rate is an important step in meeting the state's "40-40-20" goal. By 2025, the state expects to see 40 percent of students attain at least a four-year degree and another 40 percent earn an associate's degree or other career credential. All students will be expected to graduate from high school.
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ōWe kind of knew what kind of record we wanted to make before we started to build,ö Leaman recalls. ōWe spent about a month and a half working on (the studio) before we worked on the record at all, and doing that really afforded us an opportunity to get together and talk about stuff and actually work on things every day.Ā
ōWhen we set aside two weeks to (record), no songs were really even brought to the table. We would just play for eight, nine, 10 hour a day Ś which you could never do if you were paying for (studio) time. There was so much time put in just hanging out and being together and getting stuff done. It was an interesting way to start a record. It was definitely more of a band-centered record than weÆd ever done before.ö
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A data card which can be encoded by the user without special encoding facilities has a substrate with a first light reflection characteristic. The substrate carries a code field embracing all possible "bit" locations in the code. Selected bit areas in the field are treated to give them a different light reflection characteristic from the substrate in the remainder of the field, thereby impressing a code pattern in the code field consisting of "bit" locations having one of two different light reflection characteristics.
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United States Paten [151 3,705,294 Kuehnle et al. 45 D 5, 1972 DATA CARD AND METHODOF [56] References Cited ENCODING SAME UNITED STATES PATENTS [72] lnvemms 2 5 2,735,617 2/1956 Knutsen ..235/6l.12 N
s Jochmsen Winchester, a" of Mass. 2,525,837 10/1950 Simplair ..235/61. 12 C [73] Assignee: Elliott Business Machines, lnc., Primary x min ry C Randolph, Ma Attorney-Authur Jacob and Cyrus D. Samuelson [22] Filed: April 8, 1970 [57] h ABsTRAiTd A data card whic can be enco e by the user without [211 App! special encoding facilities'has a substrate with a first light reflection characteristic. The substrate carries a 52 us. CI. ..23s/61.12 N code field embracing all Possible locations in the [51] Int. Cl. ..G06k 19/06 code- Selected bit areas in the field are treated to give [53] i f s 235 1 11 E, 2 R 2 C, them a different light reflection characteristic from 235/61.12 M, 61.12 N,'6l.7 B; 340/149 A;
' the substrate in the remainder of the field, thereby impressing a code pattern in the code field consisting of bit locations having one of two different light reflection characteristics.
11 Claims, 6 Drawing Figures PATENTEDMC 5:912
SHEET 1 OF 2 INVENTORS MANFRED R. KUEHNLE JURGEN KOK BY DIETER JOCHIMSEN ATTORNEYS PATENTEDUEB i n 3,705,294
' sum 2 or 2 FICLB INVENTORS MANFRED R. KUEHNLE JURGEN KOK BY DlETER JOCHIMSEN A! I'OHNEYS DATA CARD AND METHOD OF ENCODING SAME BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION peringand counterfeiting are not of prime concern. For
example, the subject cards may carry a coded telephone number and be used in an automatic telephone dialer. They may also be used in inventory control systems. In this application, each card carries a part number and when a part is removed from inventory,- thecard is inserted into a card reading terminal connected to a data processing system which then registers the removal of the part for accounting and reorder purposes. Cards of this type also have application in the collection of data on a factory floor for process control purposes. In this case, the card carrying a coded project number is delivered along with certain parts to a work station. When the parts have been'assembled, a worker inserts the card in a computer reading terminal, thus informing the computer that that particular step in the process has been completed.
b. The Prior Art For the most part, the data cards that are in use today are encoded by the card manufacturer at the time that they are made. This is because the encoding equipment is fairly complex and expensive. Consequently, the customer is reluctant to set up and maintain his own card encoding facility. This is especially true in the case of the optically encoded data card which is of primary interest here. -It has been proposed to manufacture data cards so that thecustomer himself can encode them using relatively simple equipment at hand. This would reduce the overall cost of the cards and also enable the customer to immediately meet his demands. However, many of the proposed data cards which can be encoded in this fashion have drawbacks which militate against their wider use and commercial acceptance.
More particularly, one prior card type of which we are aware has a code field composed of an array of bit" areas. The entire code field is covered with a coating. To encode the card, the coating is removed from selected ones of the bit" areas following a conventional binary code format. This renders those bit" areas electrically or optically different from the remainder of the bit areas which are still coated. For example, an uncoated area may represent a binary ONE, while a coated areas represents a binary ZERO. The code pattern can then be read by a suitable reader which is able to sense the uncoated bit areas.
Prior cards of this type generally perform satisfactorily when they are new. However, with continued handling, coated areas in the code field tend to become scratched or to pull away from the card substrate. This makes it difficult for the reader to properly decode the information on the card so that there is a greater incidence of error in the data fed to the processing system.
Other errors arise due to faulty encoding of the card. That is, sometimes the person removing the coating material from one bit area inadvertently removes some material from an adjacent bit area. As a result, the card reader may see" the latter bit as uncoated, i.e. as a binary ONE, when it should see a binary ZERO; The same sort of error arises when the card is encoded by coating selected bit" areas in a code field to change their optical or electrical characteristics. As a practical matter, then, it has been a tedious, timeconsuming task to properly encode prior cards of this type and the cards themselves have not been entirely satisfactory in use.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an improved data card which can be en-v coded by the user himself.
Another object of the invention is to provide a data card of the type which can be encoded by the user himself which does not require any complex equipment to impress thecode on the card.
Still another object of the invention is to provide a data card which helps to minimize errors in the encoding process. 1
Yet another object of the invention is to provide a data card whose code pattern is relatively immune to inadvertent alterations and changes in the code pattern due to continued handling and use of the cards.
A further object of the invention is to provide an improved method for encoding a data card having one or more of the above characteristics.
Other objectswill in part be obvious and will in part appear hereinafter.
The invention accordingly comprises the several steps and the relation of one or more of such steps with respect to each of the others, and the construction embodying the structural features, combinations of elements and arrangement of partswhich are adapted to effect such steps, all as exemplified in the following detailed disclosure, and the scope of the invention will be indicated in the claims.
Briefly, the cards with which we are concerned here are used with automatic dialers and automatic processing and inventory control systems. A card is inserted into a reading terminal which reads a code on the card and transmits the code to a central processor which initiates certain operations depending upon the information on the card and the particular application.
While the invention also has application in connection with magnetic data cards, the card type primarily of interest is designed to be used in an optical type of card reader. Each card contains a code field containing a pattern of light and dark blocks or areas arranged in a binary code. When the card is inserted into the reader, the reader discriminates between the light and dark blocks in the code field and converts the optically coded information on the card into a corresponding set of electrical signals. These signals are then used to automatically dial a particular telephone number or they are transmitted via telephone lines to a data processing system which then responds appropriately to the information on the card.
The cards themselves are made of a flexible, impactresistant material. In one card embodiment, the code field is composed of a grid of depressions stamped into the card substrate which reflect the exact geometry of the optical code pattern. Except for the bottoms of the depressions, the entire area of the code field is treated at the time of manufacture so that it has a selected light reflection characteristic. The bottoms of the depressions, on the other hand, are treated so that they have a different light reflection characteristic. For example, using a white card substrate, the code field can be colored black except for the bottoms of the depressions which remain white. Then, small, individual strips of tape having the same color as the code field, i.e. black, may be adhered in each depression so that with all the strips in place, the entire code field is essentially the same color, i.e. black, and thus has a uniform light reflection charactistic. The important thing to note is that the cards are all substantially identical when the leave the card manufacturer.
In order to encode the card, one simply removes the tape strips from selected ones of the depressions in the code field with a pencil or other pointed instrument following simple encoding instructions. Removal of the tape strips in this fashion exposes the white bottoms of the depressions and thus creates a coded pattern of white and black blocks in the code field which can be read by an optical card reader. No special tools, aside from the coding instructions, are required to encode the card. Also, since the tape strips are all separate and are recessed into the card, they do not tend to be stripped away inadvertently as the card is being encoded or handled.
In another card embodiment, a rectangular grid is inscribed in the code field. Each block in the grid corresponds to one bit" and all blocks are of the same color, e.g. white if the card has a white substrate. The card is encoded by coloring in selected blocks in the grid following encoding instructions issued to the customer using an opaque, i.e. black, acid type of ink. The ink etches into the card surface in the selected blocks, changing their light reflection characteristic. Thus, a permanent code pattern composed of white and black blocks is impressed on the card which can be read by the card reader. Here, again, then, the user can encode his own card following simple instructions and without requiring elaborate special encoding equipment. Also, the code pattern is not likely to be changed due to rough handling of the card because the ink actually etches into the card.
A third card embodiment also has a substrate of a particular color, e.g. white. However, the entire code field in this card is coated with a material having a different light reflection characteristic. For example, a black paint may be silk-screened onto the code field. To encode this card, the user scuffs or scratches the coating material from selected blocks in the code field with a stylus following the encoding instructions, so that a code pattern composed of white and black blocks is impressed on the card. This pattern can be read by an optical reader in the same manner described above.
A templet should be used to facilitate encoding this card properly. The templet has a rectangular array of cutouts or openings corresponding to all possible bit locations or areas in the code field. The templet is engaged over the card so that the array of cutouts is in register with the code field on the card. The user can now manipulate the stylus within the various openings in the template and accurately scuff away the coating from the selected blocks in the code field. This card encoding technique, like the others, can be practiced without any elaborate encoding facilities. The mask or templet, if it is used, is easily fabricated of sheet metal or plastic.
In other card embodiments, the "bit" locations can be heat or pressure sensitive as will be described later. The code pattern is applied by heating or pressing selected bit locations. Thus, all card embodiments can be encoded by the user with a correct, permanent code pattern. This is of particular importance in connection with the on site encoding of telephone dial cards and other types of data cards subjected to rough usage. Still, however, since the cards are made uniformly and can be encoded by the users themselves, they are relatively inexpensive to use.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS For a further understanding of the nature and objects of the invention, reference should be had to the following detailed description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary isometric view of a data card embodying the principles of this invention;
FIG. 1A is a sectional view of the FIG. 1 card showing in greater detail the technique for encoding the card;
FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 of another data card embodiment and its mode of encoding;
FIG. 3 is an exploded isometric view of a third data card embodiment and apparatus for encoding it;
FIG. 3A illustrates the FIG. 3 card in the process of being encoded; and
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary isometric view of still another card embodiment.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Turning now to FIG. 1 of the drawings, our data card indicated at 10 is generally rectangular and is fabricated of a conventional flexible, impact-resistant material such as a milk-white polyvinyl plastic. Card 10 may carry the usual printed instructions and the like indicated at 11.
A generally rectangular code field 12 as indicated in dotted lines occupies a portion of the card, usually near a corner thereof. Field 12 is composed of a generally rectangular array of depressions 14. These depressions 14 are stamped into card 10 at the time it is made. As best seen in FIG. 1A, each depression 14 has a generally flat bottom wall 15 and upstanding side walls 16.
Still referring to FIGS. 1 and 1A, a separate strip 18 of adhesive tape is automatically inserted into and adhered to the bottom wall 15 of each depression 14 so as to completely cover wall 15. Tape 18 is colored to contrast with the color of the card 10 substrate. Thus, in the present example involving a white card 10, tape 18 is desirably black.
After strips 18 have been inserted into all the depressions 14, an opaque coating 20 is applied to the remain ing exposed areas of the code field. Coating 20 is preferably colored to match the tape strips 18, i.e. it is black. Desirably, also, opaque coating 20 is applied in accordance with the tech-niques disclosed in our copending application Ser. No. 797,045, filed Feb. 6, I969, entitled CREDIT CARD SYSTEM. That is, a diazo dye is coated onto the card at least over the code field l2 portion thereof. The dye is actuallyimbibed into the card surface. Then the coated areas are exposed to actinic light and developed and fixed with ammonia gas. Thereupon, the areas exposed to the light, i.e. the portions of the code field 12 not covered by strips 18, turn black while the unexposed areas, i.e. the depression bottom walls 15 underneath tape strips 18 remain white. Thus, with all the black tape strips 18 still in place, the entire code field 12 is generally black in color when the card issent to the ultimate user.
In order to encode the card, the user simply removes the tape strips 18 from selected ones of the depressions 14 following simple written instructions (not shown) supplied with the cards. As shown in FIG. 1A, the tape 18 can be lifted up and stripped away using a pencil 22 or other comparable pointed instrument which is handy.
After the proper tape strips 18 have been removed in accordance with the instructions, card 10 and specifically its code field 12 contains a coded pattern consisting of white and black blocks, i.e. depressions l4, representing ONE and ZERO bits of a binary code. Once the card is encoded in this fashion, it can be inserted into an optical card reader which scans the code field 12 and develops an electrical analog of the optically coded information on the card. The signals from the card reader can then be used to dial a telephone number, or instruct a computer, or perform other machine functions for-which the card is intended. A card reader capable of reading these cards is shown in our aforesaid patent application, Ser. No. 797,045.
Thus, the FIG. I card can be encoded very quickly by the user without any special. equipment except the encoding instructions. Furthermore, the coded pattern is very distinct in that there are definite sharp boundaries 16 between white and black blocks in the code pattern. Consequently, the chance of error in the output of the card reader is minimized.
It is also important to note that there is relatively small likelihood of the code pattern on the card being changed due-to handling and use of the card. This is because the tape strips 18 in depressions 14 are all recessed into the card so that it is difiicult to inadvertently strip them away.
Instead of inserting tape strips 18 into depressions 14 prior to applying coating 20 as described above, it is also possible to apply a light sensitive diazo compound to the entire area of code field 12 including the depres- Sion bottom walls 15. In this event, the bottom wallslS are masked during the exposing step. Then when the field is developed, the exposed portions of the field are black while the unexposed portions, i.e. bottom walls 15, are white. Following this, the tape strips 18 are inserted as described above. This card is encoded in the same manner as described above and produces the same distinct, definite binary code pattern in code field 12.
FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of our data card which is also relatively easy to make and can be encoded by the user himself without any special tools.
The card 24 is made of the same substrate material as the card 10 in FIG. 1, i.e. white polyvinyl. Card 24 also has a code field indicated in dotted lines at 26 which contains a rectangular array of rectangles 28. These rectangles are printed onto the card when it is made and represent all possible bit areas in the code field.
In order to encode card 24, the user blacks out selected rectangles 28 following written encoding instructions supplied with the card. The user employs a wick-type pen 30 containing an opaque, acid type of ink. A suitable pen for this purpose is manufactured by the Carters Ink Co. under its registered trademark MARKS-A-LOT. The pen applies a black, acid ink coating 32 to the area within each selected rectangle 28. This coating etches into the card substrate, producing a permanent, opaque, dark overlay in those selected bit areas. The black coated area contrasts sharply with the white uncoated rectangles 28 forming a sharp, distinct binary code pattern in field 26 which is easily read by an appropriate optical card reader such as the one noted above.
Thus, the FIG. 2 card embodiment has the same advan-tages noted above in connection withthe FIG. 1 card in that it is easily encoded by the user himself and, once encoded, the coded pattern is relatively unsusceptible to change due to handling of the card.
FIGS. 3 and 3A show still another embodiment of our data card. This card 36 is also white and has a code field 38. A black, opaque coating covers the entire code field 38. For'example, coating 40 may be formed by spraying black paint onto the card using a silk screen process. I v
A template 44 is used to encode card 36 accurately. Template 44 contains a rectangular array 45 of rectangular' cutouts or openings 46. The dimensions of array 45 correspond to those of code field 38 on card 36. Further, the rectangular openings 46 correspond to all possible bit locations in the code field 38.
Template 44 is slightly longer than card 36. Also, its opposite end margins 48a and 48b are turned under and back on themselves to form a pair of tracks 49 which are shaped to receive the end margins 36a and 36b of card 36. An L-shaped tab 50 extends down from template 44 at the front edge thereof to act as a stop when the mask is slid onto card 36 as seen in FIG. 3A.
When template 44 is in place on the card as shown in FIG. 3A, the block array 45 in the template is in register with the code field 38 on the card. Now the user can encode the card by inserting the point of a stylus 52 through selected openings 46 in template 44 following the master encoding instructions, and scratch away the opaque coating 40 from the areas of the code field defined by those selected openings 46. Thus, in FIG. 3A, we have shown the coating 40 removed from card areas within selected openings 46 revealing the underlying white card material.
After the template 44 is removed, the code pattern applied to card 36 looks much like the one shown in FIG. 2. That. is, the code pattern is composed of black and white rectangular blocks arranged in a binary code. This code is easily read using an optical card reader such as the one referred to above.
Accurate encoding of the FIGS. 3 and 3A embodiment of the data card does demand template 46. However, the same template can be used to encode all credit cards of this type, since it contains cutouts 46 corresponding to all possible bit locations on card 36. Actually, the same sort of template can be used to facilitate accurately blacking out the appropriate rectangles 28 when encoding the FIG. 2 card. Moreover, the template is easily and inexpensively fabricated of sheet metal or plastic using conventional etching and forming techniques. Therefore, it does not add appreciably to the overall cost of the card system.
FIG. 4 illustrates a card 60 whose configuration is similar to the FIG. 1 card. That is, the card substrate is white and an array of depressions 62 including depressions 62a and 62b make up its code field. Here, however, the bottom wall 620 of each depression carries a coating 64 in the form of an opaque film which is adapted to be rendered locally transparent by the application of physical pressure or heat on the face of the film.
Initially, the coating 64 in each depression is of a color which contrasts with the underlying white card substrate. Then, when heat or pressure is applied to the coating in a particular depression, the film becomes transparent revealing the underlying white card substrate. Thus, it is readily apparent that the FIG. 4 card can be encoded simply by the user applying heat or pressure to selected depressions in the code field following the encoding instructions described above. As seen in H6. 4, these depressions, e.g. depressions 62b, become white and contrast with the remaining undisturbed, e.g. depressions 62a, depressions.
Suitable coatings for this purpose are detailed in US. Pat. No. 3,031,328. Other suitable pressure sensitive coatings may be applied using conventional microencapsulation techniques followed by Barrett K. Green and others at National Cash Register Co. in making pressure sensitive paper and sheets.
One can also envision other obvious extensions of this concept. Thus, coating 64 may be any one of a number of conventional indicator type compounds which normally are transparent or have one color, then when exposed to a particular stimulus, chemical, pressure or heat, change to another color.
It will be appreciated from the foregoing that data cards made in accordance with the foregoing techniques enable smaller companies and organizations to incorporate data cards into their business operations at relatively modest cost and without having to purchase and maintain expensive card coding equipment. The code impressed on the cards remains definite and distinct so that it can be read accurately by a card reader, even after the card has been in use for a relatively long time.
It will thus be seen that the objects set forth above, among those made apparent from the preceding description, are efficiently attained and, since certain changes may be made in carrying out the above method and in the articles set forth above without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
It is also to be understood that the following claims are intended to cover all of the generic and specific features of the invention herein described.
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1. A data card comprising A. a flexible, impact-resistant substrate, B. a code field in a surface of the substrate, C. an array of depressions in the code field, the bottom walls of the depressions having a selected light reflection characteristic, and D. a separate strip removably secured to the bottom wall of each depression, said strip 1. having a different light reflection characteristic,
2. being individually strippable from selected depressions following encoding instructions to impress an optical code pattern in the code field. 2. A data card as defined in claim 1 wherein the strips are separate small sections of opaque adhesive tape.
3. A data card comprising A. an impact-resistant substrate having a first selected light reflection characteristic, B. an array of depressions in a surface of the substrate, C. a coating having a different light reflection characteristic covering the entire area occupied by the array of depressions except for the bottoms of the depressions, and D. individual tape strips 1. adhered to and covering the bottoms of the depressions,
2. having a light reflection characteristic different from said first characteristic, and
3. being individually removable so that the strips in selected depressions can be stripped away in accordance with encoding instructions to expose the bottom walls thereof having the first light reflection characteristic so as to impress an optical code pattern on the card substrate.
4. A method of making a data card comprising the steps of A. forming an impact-resistant card substrate 1. having a first light reflection characteristic, and 2. forming an array of depressions in a surface area of the card,
B. forming tape strips having essentially the same size and shape as the depressions and having a different light reflection characteristic, and
C. removably inserting a separate tape strip into each depression so as to cover its bottom wall.
5. The method of making a data card as defined in claim 4 and including the additional step of applying a coating having said different light reflection characteristics to the card surface encompassed by the array except for the bottoms of the depressions so that the entire card surface encompassed by the array has substantially the same light reflection characteristic.
6. The method of making a data card as defined in claim 4 and including the additional step of removing the tape strips from selected ones of the depressions in accordance with written instructions so as to create a code pattern on the card surface consisting of the depressions containing no tape strips and having the first light reflection characteristic and the depressions containing tape strips and having the second light reflection characteristic.
7. A data card comprising A. an impact-resistant substrate having a first light reflection characteristic,
B. indicia marking an array of bit locations on a surface of the card, and
C. an etch-type coating having a second selected light reflection characteristic covering selected ones of the bit locations so as to create a code pattern on the card substrate consisting of bit locations having two different light reflection characteristics.
8. A data card as defined in claim 7 wherein the coating is a black acid ink which etches into the surface of the card substrate, forming a relatively permanent coloring thereon.
9. A method of making a data card comprising the steps of A. forming an impact-resistant card substrate having a first light reflection characteristic,
B. printing indicia on the card for outlining an array of bit locations, and
C. coloring in selected ones of the bit location outlines with an acid type ink having a second light reflection characteristic so as to create a relatively permanent etched code pattern composed of bit locations having a first or second light reflection characteristic.
10. A method of encoding a data card having an impact-resistant substrate including a first light reflection characteristic, said method comprising the steps of:
applying to a surface portion of the card substrate a coating having a second teristic;
engaging an encoding means with the card substrate, said encoding means having an array of openings therein in register with the coated surface portion of the card when the encoding means is engaged on the card; and
scraping away from the card surface the coating exposed through selected ones of the openings in the encoding means in accordance with written instructions so as to form a code pattern composed of areas having one of two different light reflection characteristics.
1 1. A data card comprising:
an impact-resistant substrate;
means defining an array of bit locations on a surface of the substrate; and
a coating covering all of the bit locations, said coating normally having a first light reflection characteristic and assuming a second light reflection characteristic when subjected to an external pressure so that a code pattern consisting of bit locations having one of two different reflection characteristics may-be impressed on the card.
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A Cleaner Uninstall: One Thing I Want In Leopard
by Matthew Russell
Related link: http://www.macnn.com/articles/06/01/04/appzapper.for.os.x.tiger/
One of the most beautiful aspects of OS X is the application install/uninstall process -- for many apps, you simply open a disk image, drop the app in
/Applications, and thats it. Then when you want to uninstall, you just drag the app out of the
/Applications folder and into the Trash...well, almost.
I say "almost," because many apps leave behind artifacts such as caches, preferences, etc. You can find a lot of this stuff in
~/Library if you care to take a look. Sometimes the size of these settings and preferences can be substantial, but even if theyre not, Id still consider them clutter. There are a few apps out there like AppZapper can help tidy things up by searching for and intelligently removing these relics, and while I admire the benefit offered by these clean up apps, I still have to say that I think theyre unnecessary, or at least they could be with minimal effort from Apple.
But its not usually a good thing to complain unless you have a better idea, so here goes:
One thing Id love to see in Leopard, the next major rendition of OS X, is an option for developers to embed information into their applications that would facilitate a complete uninstall by the OS -- yet keep all of this completely transparent to the user. At its simplest level, a little plist file embedded into app bundles could contain the locations of caches, preferences, etc., and then when apps are removed from the
/Applications folder and dropped into the Trash, the OS would detect the move, parse the embedded plist containing the locations of the relics, and automatically take care of removing them. Perhaps in System Preferences there could be an option to automatically remove relics or prompt the user before cleaning up.
There could be a couple of security issues to consider, namely making sure that when things get automatically deleted that it only happens from "trusted" locations that are designed specifically to hold application artifacts. But thats the way it is with anything; security is almost always a factor, and there are always risks and rewards to calculate.
In the analysis, though, the way I see it is that the additional burden placed on developers would be minimal, and the effort required from the folks in Cupertino would be minimal -- yet the benefit offered to end users would be well worth the investment.
Seems kind of obvious doesn't it?
So what do you think?
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2006-01-04 12:41:43
Windows has had centralised uninstall functionality for ages. OS X would definitely benefit from apps that don't leave rubbish around when we get rid of them.
2006-01-04 12:56:14
I agree.
This would be a good idea. When you drop an app in the trash, a window should pop up asking, "Do you also want to delete supplemental files associated with this application? [Details] [Delete] [Cancel]" Details should list the files on the chopping block.
2006-01-04 13:02:32
I'm with you...
I agree that Apple's installer should have uninstallation abilities, and I do like the idea of connecting it with the trashing of applications.
2006-01-04 13:05:20
Baby bathwater ratio violation!
OS X's drag-to-install technique is a great feature which we would all regret losing, I think. It would be nice to be able to uninstall these more cleanly, but not worth going to the Windows extreme to get it.
2006-01-04 13:25:32
An Easy Win
You have hit on something that many seasoned Mac users have thought aloud. Perhaps it could be done at system level. It would not take much for the OS to track a file created by an application in the Preferences folder, I would have thought.
Then when the application is deleted, you could be offered the choice to delete assocated files. Now extend this to other folders.
2006-01-04 13:36:06
But what about multiple accounts?
The suggestions so far are fine, but what about Macs with multiple accounts?
2006-01-04 13:56:29
I agree.
[Details][Delete][Cancel] is pretty good, but some tweaking is needed.
Two scenarios:
2006-01-04 14:43:11
My first thought
was that this is a great idea, I've had the same problem myself.
2006-01-04 15:01:27
But what about multiple accounts?
Just to make sure you understood what I'm saying, and that I understand you -- app preferences would still reside in users' local home directories such as ~/Library (or whatever) -- its only the paths of the app's particular caches or preferences that would be in a plist inside the app bundle. i.e. in the app bundle an entry might say "~/Library/Preferences/foo.bar.baz.plist" to signify that the app foo.bar.baz keeps it's preferences in a plist inside the ~/Library/Preferences directory so that when the app is uninstalled, the preferences file could be located and disposed of.
2006-01-04 15:03:26
My first thought
I think that on #2 we're covered by allowing the user to optionally retain caches/preferences and on #3 we're covered if we spec this out so that apps keep their caches/preferences in locations relative to the user's home directory.
2006-01-04 15:43:04
There is the possibility...
But one must make a .pkg file for install. During the install process, a bill of materials (bom) is left in the Receipts folder of the system. This has what files are installed where. There must be a way to tie into that for removal.
2006-01-04 16:02:42
tried Desinstaller?
Have a look at this:
2006-01-04 16:06:27
The limit to app zapper
is that you have to use it to remove the app - I was thinking of something more like a cross between spotlight and macjanitor.
2006-01-04 16:41:07
re: Amen.
Um, you have to be kidding me. Have you ever actually looked at the detritus left over in the user's portion of the registry, not to mention the stuff buried in the user's Documents and Settings directory? Uninstallation my behind. The .plist hangovers pale in comparison.
2006-01-04 16:43:51
I'd settle for...
Just uninstallation capability in Installer.app, or an application distributed with the OS to back out .pkg's (e.g. read /Library/Receipts).
2006-01-04 18:57:20
I'd settle for...
OS X apps are so great because they are so darn usable, and in my mind, uninstall should necessarily be much easier than install for the general case in order to meet my standard of useability. As you already know, I would prefer one step uninstalls -- which are by definition just as easy or easier than any install.
2006-01-04 19:41:19
Here's an easy way to implement it!
Remember that an application is really a folder containing a bunch of separate files. MacOS X treats it as a single file in most respects, but it is still a folder.
2006-01-05 00:05:54
Return of the son of creator codes
Adding a plist to the bundle sounds like an idea, but it would very likely be unreliable as developers tend to forget to keep things like that in sync. Look into the bundles of many apps and you are likely to encounter unused junk. What makes anyone think another plist in there would help?
2006-01-05 05:01:57
Here's an easy way to implement it!
This will not work well in many environments where /Applications is not writable by the logged in user (networks etc) or where ~ is a network mount.
2006-01-05 05:26:38
Return of the son of creator codes
You raise many very valid concerns, and I agree. It's simple for us to kick back and dish out directions for how things should be done, but not everyone will care to/want to/know how to follow the standards. As you point out with creator codes, most folks don't even bother with that anymore.
2006-01-05 05:30:36
Here's an easy way to implement it!
How about simply storing all of the configurations inside the "App Bundle" and forget about the ~/Library folder? Including any cache. You can even have separate folders for each user inside the "App Bundle". Tossing the "App Bundle" would delete all of the files.
2006-01-05 07:06:57
Look what just popped up on del.icio.us
Haven't tried it yet, but:
2006-01-05 08:06:01
Nit-Picking? What about Mobile Home Directories
I'm not sure it's a nit-picking issue. Lots of people like the idea of a mobile home directory. Either something you network-mount, or have on a hard drive or iPod -- you log into the hard drive and have all of your preferences in ~/Library/
2006-01-05 09:37:17
Nit-Picking? What about Mobile Home Directories
Good point. I complain at work all of the time because they don't have roaming profiles at work, but I'd neglected to think about that point of view when commenting above. Guess the app bundle could be quite a mess in the situation you've described.
2006-01-05 10:35:08
Metadata! Woo!
I don�t think the paths idea is a robust enough approach. For one, it would break when the user renames their hard disk. Secondly, some support files� paths (e.g. Photoshop�s swap files) could be configurable, and then the SupportFiles.plist-info would need to be modified. And it�d be even messier if several users could provide different places to keep these files.
2006-01-05 10:38:20
Why not embed Installers and Uninstallers?
A thought to the folks who don't like having to run an installer/uninstaller: Why not just add install and uninstall executables (which could be any of applications, shell scripts or .pkg files) to an application's bundle in a standardised location?
2006-01-05 10:41:00
Why not embed Installers and Uninstallers?
Erm ... just to clarify: That's not currently an option. It'd be a feature that Apple would have to add in Leopard. But it would be fairly easy to add a new folder like "MacOS" or "Resources" to a bundle called "Installation" that contains a uninstall and install executables that Finder would then be made to run as needed on first launch/delete.
2006-01-05 11:56:44
no no no
I love you guys, but this whole discussion is retarded. The last couple of posts are bringing it back on track. The idea of the application being a tangible chunk is priceless. Don't destroy that!
2006-01-05 19:40:31
no no no
this whole discussion is retarded
2006-01-06 15:39:44
10 minutes?
How about two seconds?
2006-01-06 19:43:18
10 minutes?
Wow. Now that's a true gem. I'd never even bothered to look at the man page of "find" until you said that. Way more useful than I'd ever thought.
2006-01-06 19:44:42
10 minutes?
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Was searching around here for how to reset IDs in the database to 0 to remove test uploads.
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