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I installed 1.2.11 as the latest stable release. Is there any documentation on this version?
I see some traffic on the forums here but not a lot of active support. Is PhpWiki being actively supported? It seems like the kind of wiki I've been looking for but the "how to" and management capabilities in the version I have installed appear to be absent, or very opaque at the least, so I'm seeking advice.
For example, how do I start a clean (virigin) wiki? How do I admin the site and allow users to work on the wiki? Etc.
Appreciate the help.
B Root
I did some research following Mary Sue's response and narrowed my choices to PMWiki and DocuWiki. This wikimatrix compares them along with MediaWiki and TikiWiki CMS [ http://www.wikimatrix.org/compare/DokuWiki+MediaWiki+PmWiki+TikiWiki-CMS-Groupware ].
I plan to try both Doku and PMWiki since they both meet my criteria for being lightweight, easy to setup and use, customizable, documented and flat file based (eliminating MySQL hassles and reducing the burden on my hosting server support team).
Right now I'm running DokuWiki standalone off a USB stick using the MicroApache server. So far it works great!
I wish PhpWiki was more viable, but it's time for me to move on.
Bernard Bel
Looking at the matrix you linked with the background of my current use of PhpWiki, I found almost ten reasons for prefering PmWiki to DokuWiki. (Details would be off-topic here.)
Even though I now feel confident using a MySQL database for storing hundreds of pages, it is worth anticipating problems. Many of us are used to driving a comfortable car on a highway. Simple, isn't it? Until the engine breaks on a rainy day and nobody is around to assist you! Dependency on a database system (when it's possible to do the same things without a database) must be kept in mind as a possible source of trouble. If the host of my wiki sites suddenly decides to upgrade MySQL to a version that turns out no longer being compatible with PhpWiki, it will be a bad scenario.
Still it remains a matter of debate because a database might be more efficient than "flat files" in handling websites with thousands of pages.
My colleagues urged me to move to a popular and well-supported environment. My preference would be PmWiki after hours of investigation today. On Wikipedia I found a page explaining how to convert PhpWiki pages to WikiMedia and the scripts can easily be hacked for other wikis. A great feature of PhpWiki (which compensates for the uncertainty of running it with a database) is that the Zip export provides (in a single click) all pages in text (UTF8) format with metadata on the top. This makes it very easy to script-modify all pages and export the whole set to another environment, including basic HTML.
For this reason I don't feel panicked about a possible crash. Every night I store back-ups of my sites, carefully checking that the Zip archive is complete (which for some strange reason is not always the case). I store a whole week stack of back-ups. With this precaution I convinced my colleagues that we should continue using the nice PhpWiki environment until we get evidence that it is no longer actively supported. (For example, the toolbar in PhpWiki 1.3.14 editor works better than the similar one on PmWiki, as the latter fails to write certain tags around selected text... These are tiny differences that mean a lot to my colleagues!)
As per today the latest release (1.3.14) was in July 2007:
but I feel a bit tense noticing that no changes have been documented beyond 1.3.13:
The protocol we decided for resolving this issue is the following:
1) Check that a new version of PhpWiki has been released over a year, in the month of July;
2) If not, move to another wiki environment during the month of August;
3) Meanwhile, keep looking for and trying other wikis, and maintain all scripts ready for a quick migration.
Bernard Bel
Bernard Bel
If your installation is based on MySQL I can share some of my experience.
First I believe that it is best (and safe) to install 1.3.14. I have been running it for two years now on several sites hosted by different providers and it never crashed. At least one of my sites has grown very large and nothing bad ever happened. (Though you should know that there is an approx. 32,000 chars size limit for each page, otherwise they just get truncated.)
1.3.14 has nice features in the page editor that the previous version was missing.
I also checked moving PhpWiki websites using the ZIP snapshot and ZIP dump features. It worked perfectly. It is really great to back-up an entire site with a single click.
To install 1.3.14 with MySQL you need to fix a few bugs in the distribution... I documented it here:
Feel confident! When I installed PhpWiki I was still a beginner in PHP and MySQL, and I stayed alive. ;-)
I can send you the config that I used for my sites if you get in touch directly: bernarbel(at)gmail.com
Currenly I am trying to hide strange debugging messages that are displayed on my installations (even though nothing ever seems to go wrong). A simple hack consists in inserting "define('DEBUG', false);" at the top of phpwiki/lib/main.php. I would like to find a more elegant solution.
When you follow the installation scheme you get a default wiki site that contains the help pages in the installation language. Your name as an admin and your password are in the config file. To create a user, just sign in with a new name that should be a "wiki word", for instance "ThisIsMe". Then you become a "bogo user". To become a normal user go to the preferences and save a password. It is not nice to stay a bogo user because anybody can modify your pages and, worse, put their own password so that you no longer can log in!
I also have a little experience of the method for making a page invisible except for the owner - the SETACL procedure. It is poorly documented and I am certainly using a fraction of available features.
Despite the lack of documentation I strongly recommend the use of PhpWiki. The groups of users sharing my wiki websites are quite happy with its appearance and editing facilities.
A few of my sites:
Enjoy it and share your experience!
Bernard Bel
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Bernard -
Thank you. I guess I will try the 1.3 install, since you have had such good experience with it (judging from your websites).
The lack of documentation is frustrating, though, and there has been such little activity on the forums that I was wondering if the code is still actively supported.
Have you tried communicating with the principal developers/authors to improve on support?
Thank you.
Mary Sue Ittner
We recently converted our php wiki to another wiki because our server advised that we needed to have a wiki that was being actively supported. In the latest php upgrade by our server we lost it and even though we were able to get it so it could be read again, a lot of things didn't work and we were worried that with future php upgrades that would be the end of it. The sample php wiki to try out on sourceforge.net still doesn't work.
We had our php wiki for more than five years and it served us well. It was very disappointing to have to spend a great deal of time converting. If I were just starting with a wiki, I'd go with one where there are developers who are still interested in it.
Mary Sue
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The sample php wiki to try out on sourceforge.net still doesn't work.
Hi, as speaking as the admin and representing our active developers are probably are just very busy in getting 1.3.15 out.
about 1.2: It's stable, so it is not developed anymore. stable is stable. Only serious bugfixes lead to a release update.
about the sourgefourge.net situation: it is not possible to maintain our wiki there anymore. first they cut 1.3 because of database issues (persistent connections), then we had to move to a shared NFS drive for gdbm, then this didn't work anymore, then we lost our shell accounts, to maintain it properly, then we experienced proxy caching problems that are not experienced elsewhere, ... we are looking for two years for a new demo wiki hoster.
about lack of active support: one guy sprang in to recommend you 1.3.14 which is a fine recommendation, thanks. nothing more to add from our side.
see the phpwiki-checkins list archive if we are still active or not.
Bernard Bel
> see the phpwiki-checkins list archive if we are still active or not.
The phpwiki-checkins forum is empty!
The phpwiki-talk displays 8 postings, none of which has been replied, and the latest one dates back to January 2008...
I had posted a message indicating several bugs in the 1.3.14 install files in November 2007
but the distribution package is still unchanged
Though I am extremely enthusiastic using PhpWiki, I have started investigating methods for converting my wiki sites to MediaWiki, and I will certainly do it next Summer unless I see proofs of activity on this project. I feel sorry about it but my colleagues would not appreciate that I take such a risk on their work.
Bernard Bel
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Mary Sue -
Thank you for the feedback. The apparent lack of support / developer interest is my main concern about PhpWiki. Other than that, it seems to be just the thing I'm looking for.
What are you using instead?
Mary Sue Ittner
We switched to pmwiki, http://www.pmwiki.org
There are many people actively working on this wiki and a lot of instructions for how to use it. The basic package was installed by one of our users on his server so we could play with it before we committed. He said it took him about 5 seconds to get it working. It comes with just the basics and then there are more than 300 recipes you can add to it and quite a few skins you can choose from as well. Our wiki was really simple so we are started out with only a couple of extra recipes.
When I was looking for for a new wiki when told I had to convert to I found these two pages really helpful:
These sites show recent upgrades and activity for each of the wikis.
Over the past few years there has been little traffic on this list and questions aren't always answered. On the new wiki there is daily traffic on their users list with many people working on solutions.
Obviously I'm going to be unsubscribing from this list since I no longer need it. And I repeat that we loved our php wiki. We had over 900 pages however and didn't want to lose all our work in the future if it went down and there was no one available to help us figure out what to do to restore it.
Mary Sue
Bernard Bel
Mary, before you quit this forum, can you suggest a method for converting PhpWiki to pmwiki ?
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I confirm that 1.3.14 is a stable release in the MySQL environment. If you get strange debugging messages we can hack the PHP code to prevent them from being displayed.
Documentation is on the basic wiki site installed by default. There is even documentation in several languages, e.g. if a use sets up her navigation language in another language, then documentation pages will automatically be created in that language. I have seen it happen in French, Spanish, German... and I guess it would be the case for a few more languages. I also modified and created documentation pages on
http://crdo.fr/wiki/HomePage to explain how to insert pictures and embedded objects. See for instance
(that can be translated to English)
The PhpWiki code is supported at least by one person who replies on this forum when time permits. The project is active although I believe that it is progressing at a slow speed. For instance, bugs in the installation package that I had pointed out in the 1.3.14 version have not yet been fixed.
Being myself a developer for a SourceForge project, I can tell that developers feel more like responding when they get users' comments... There is a lack on an active community of users for this software, no doubt!
Bernard Bel


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This summer I've had the fabulous opportunity to travel and meet and shop with new and "seasoned" Monif C. customers. We've got two great events coming up for all our curvy girls in NYC Metro Area and those in and going to New Orleans for Essence Music Festival! I hope to see you all at one of these events!
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RSVP: email rsvp (at) monifc.com, Subject: New Orleans, include your phone # and name and how many guests you are bringing
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Time: 11am – 6pm
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Here's an excerpt from the website, www.fffweek.com : "We believe that FFFWeek will not only provide an opportunity for independent designers to market their collections to a wider audience, and a unique opportunity for plus models to gain more professional exposure on the runway, but also a chance for the media, buyers and the general public to have access to collections that have not received the marketing and publicity they deserve. FFFWeek is also an excellent vehicle for those retailers and boutiques who want to expand their customer base."
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 (Red carpet VIP Arrivals at 6:00PM) Doors Open at 7:00 PM, Showtime: 8:00 PM
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Description: Semi-formal, finale designer showcase. See website for ticket prices.
This weekend Brandon and I headed to Atlanta for the Monif C. Shopping Event in Atlanta. It was great to meet and shop with our Atlanta customers and we had customers that also came from Tennessee and Alabama! Next stop on the Monif C. tour (well it feels like a tour!) is New Orleans
for the Essence Music Festival. On July 4th we will be at the Voluptuous Vixen Boutique located at 538 Madison St. Suite 1A, New Orleans. You can call the store at 504-529-3588 and also email rsvp (at) monifc.com with New Orleans in the subject to be added to the RSVP list!
In the meantime, here are pics from ATL!
"Elaine" Ruffle Dress – Red
"Sunner" Colorblock Dress – Pink Multi
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Black
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – White
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Tangerine
"Nia" Silk Butterfly Dress – Yellow Paisley
"Nia" Silk Butterfly Dress – Blue Aztec
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Fuchsia & "Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Tangerine
"Nia" Silk Buttterfly Dresses
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Black
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Teal
"Malinda" Beaded Dress – Black
The Models of Curve Appeal in Atlanta
Here are some pics from customers in the NYC store
Here are some pics from Z100′s Zootopia that went down a few weeks ago and Monif C. customer Shelly Wade (who is a radio jock on Z100) in the Marilyn Long Convertible Dress – Tangerine. She decided to rock it with a black lacy camisole underneath to up the sex appeal.
Thanks for sending these Shelly, you look great!
Sorry guys for the radio silence for the last 2 weeks, but we've got a SURPRISE for you all!! In addition to doing our Atlanta Shopping Event this weekend, we are also…
… drum roll please …
unveiling the brand NEW Monif C. Website!
We are so excited, so look for the launch early next week and pics from the Atlanta event!
So I'm back from Houston! I had an AMAZING time!!!! Thanks so much Nnete, owner of Strut Plus Size Boutique and 97.9 The Box Radio/TV Personality for inviting me and my buddy Gayla Bentley to do the trunk show. It was great meeting my Houston customers…this is going to be quick commentary because I am still recovering (those girls wore me out!), so enjoy the pics!
By the way, the Atlanta trunk show is scheduled for June 6th, you must RSVP to monif (at) monifc.com to get the information so if you haven't done so, I suggest you do so QUICKLY!
Rachel (Cha-cha), Monif, Gayla (Gigi)
"Nia" Silk Butterfly Dress – Pink
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Teal
"Elaine" Ruffle Dress – Red
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Tangerine
"Liza" Beaded Silk Maxi Gown
"Nia" Silk Butterfly Dress – Blue Aztec
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Black
"Malinda" Silk Chiffon Dress
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Teal
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Fuchsia
"Elaine" Ruffle Dress – White, she was my dress twin for the day
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress – Teal
"Marilyn" Convertible Dress Triplets
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Black
"Nia" Silk Butterfly Dress – Pink Paradise
"Marilyn" Long Convertible Dress – Tangerine
"Nelli" Ruched Dress – Blue
We're ready for July 4th!
Me and my industry BFF, GB!
Nnete had a fashion show and this model came all the way from Mexico!
This customer is turning 40th (can you believe it?) and came for her birthday dress!
This customer is also turning 40, and this is her dress (if you are going to her party, act like you didn't see this )
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The present invention relates to a machine for sealing material in sheets, which have been pre-coated with beads of glue affected by heat, preferably electronically printed toner beads, the beads coming into engagement with each other after folding the sheet into such as the configuration of an envelope or the like, the sheet then being advanced into the machine for adhering the beads to each other. In accordance with the invention, the machine includes a first sealing zone (12) and a second sealing zone (13), which are arranged at 90° to each other with advancing means (36,38, 34,47) for conveying the respective sheet through the sealing zones, each sealing zone having one or more pairs of rotationally driven sealing discs (14,15,18,19,23,26). Each pair of sealing discs includes a first disc (14,15,23) heated by heating means, and a second, preferably freely rotating, disc (18,19,26) engaging against the first disc with a pre-settable pressure. In this way there is heat transfer from the first sealing disc to the second sealing disc so that when a sheet folded to envelope configuration is taken through the machine with the aid of said advancing means, the toner beads situated in this advancing direction are first caused to pass through respectively between said first sealing zone and in that the envelope is then given a new advancing direction at 90° to the previous one, the toner beads in the new direction being caused to pass through the second sealing zone.
1. A machine for sealing material in sheets, which have been coated with toner beads of heat-activated glue, the beads coming into engagement with each other after folding a sheet to an envelope format, the sheets then being taken into the machine for adhering the beads to each other, the machine comprising a first sealing zone and a second sealing zone positioned at 90° to each other, advancing means for conveying the sheet through the sealing zones, each sealing zone having at least one pair of rotationally driven sealing discs, said at least one pair including a first sealing disc and a second sealing disc, heating means for heating said first sealing disc, said second disc being a freely rotating sealing disc engaging against the first disc with a pre-adjustable pressure, wherein heat transfer takes place from the first disc to the second disc so that, when the sheet folded to the envelope format is taken through the machine with the aid of said advancing means, the toner beads of the sheet in an advancing direction are first caused to pass through the first sealing zone and the envelope-foled sheet is then given a new advancing direction extending at 90° to said advancing direction, the toner beads in the new advancing direction being caused to pass through the second sealing zone, each sealing zone including a heating zone which includes pre-heating means and final heating means, said pre-heating means being arranged in a pre-heating zone, the pre-heating zone including a first, fixed glide plate and a vertically movable second guide plate, the fixed glide plate being mounted with heat contact on a heated bracket, and surfaces of the glide plates facing towards each other being mounted substantially parallel to a tangent to a contact surface between the sealing discs.
2. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 1, wherein said toner beads on said sheets are electronically printed toner beads.
3. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 1, wherein a plurality of pairs of said sealing discs are provided.
4. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 3, wherein at least one of the discs in each pair is arranged above another disc of said pair, said at least one of said discs being provided with an elastic means along a circumference thereof, the elastic means being of heat resistance material, and said at least one of the sealing discs in each pair being urged against said another disc in an associated pair by settable means with a suitable force such that a compression surface of a predetermined length is formed between the one and another disc in each pair of the sealing discs.
5. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 4, wherein said at least one of the sealing discs is said second disc and said another disc is said first disc.
6. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 3, wherein the heating means are mounted in connection with the heated bracket and the first sealing disc in each pair and comprise heating tubes, a thermostat and an overheating protector for regulating a temperature for the glide plates and the first sealing discs.
7. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 1, wherein said advancing means include a means for changing the direction of the folded sheet movement, said changing means including a stop rail with an edge sensing means and said advancing means being provided with an activating device, each envelope-folded sheet being urged into the second sealing zone with the aid of a signal from the sensing means to the activating device when a forward edge of the folded sheet is sensed by the sensing means.
8. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 7, further including adjusting means to adjust said stop rail so that it is set in a direction of the first sealing zone for adapting to different envelope formats.
9. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 1, further including settable resilient means, with the aid of which a suitable force is obtained for urging the second sealing disc against the first sealing disc.
10. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 9, wherein said settable resilient means include compression springs.
11. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 7, wherein the edge sensing means includes a photo cell, said activating device comprising a solenoid and the said advancing means comprising a plate pivotable about a horizontal axis.
12. Sealing machine as claimed in claim 2, wherein a feed rate for the sheets with printed toner beads in the sealing machine is provided electronically by a signal from a transducer in co-action with a tongue mounted on a drive shaft which is common to said sealing zones so that a sheet is advanced into the machine for each revolution of the drive shaft.
The extremely rapid development within the areas of information and communication with regard to printed sheets, messages of different kind, envelopes etc. has been accompanied by a similarly very large technical contribution with regard to the actual handling technique for the printed product. For example, it has been known for a long time to provide an envelope with perforated, tear-off edges from one and the same printed sheet, the edges of the sheet being coated before or after printing with some type of glue, e.g. of the moisture or hotmelt type. The moisture type is usually a water-based composition and is applied to the sheet without increase in temperature, sealing then taking place under a certain amount of pressure and possible the supply of heat. The hotmelt type is a plastic glue, which must be applied hot (in a liquid state) and which rapidly solidifies after application. For sealing, the glue must be heated once again with the simultaneous application of pressure.
The sheet which is to be sealed, i.e. glued together along the edges to form an envelope, is first folded so that two half portions of it come against each other, these portions then being pressed together to form an adhesive joint along the edges. The technique for this must be adjusted to the type of glue used. For the moisture type, only a light compression of the two sheet halves is required as a rule, with or without heating, whereas the hotmelt type requires heating to the melting point of the glue, or at least to its softening point, with simultaneous compression.
In recent years, printing in laser printers (so-called electronic printing) has been in a state of very rapid development. Electronic printing means that all text, with possible figures and pictures, is formed by a special kind of carbon powder, so-called toner, which is coated on to the paper surface electrostatically, using a now well-known technique, and is subsequently melted into the surface under heating and compression. The toner, which is a finely divided substance, comprises a composition of carbon powder and some suitable type of powdered plastics. Each printed portion of the paper surface will thus be coated with a thin, somewhat rolled-out layer of toner.
It has now been found that such a toner layer has a certain adhesive capacity, if it is once again heated during simultaneous compression. Particularly heavy adhesion is obtained if two toner coated surfaces are heated and pressed together.
In connection with this observation, a method has been developed by Rank-Xerox, which in principle signifies that the sheet, which is to be sealed to form an envelope, is coated with a comparatively narrow toner bead along the edges, or along the portions which are to be adhered to each other. The sheet is then folded so that the beads of toner coating are exactly opposite each other, after which a seal can be made. The method is described in the European patent application No. 85200178.4.
The present invention relates to a machine for sealing material in sheets which has been coated with toner beads by electronic printing for sealing the sheet to form an envelope.
The machine in accordance with the invention is characterized by an implementation such that the sheet, after folding to the intended envelope format, where two toner beads are always situated opposite each other, is first caused to pass through a first sealing zone, where one or more first toner beads are simultaneously sealed, and is subsequently caused to pass through a second sealing zone where one or more second toner beads, laid at 90° to the first toner beads, are simultaneously sealed. The second sealing zone is arranged at 90° to the first sealing zone, and in a stop position between both sealing zones there is arranged an advancing mechanism for rapid, automatic advancing of the envelope between the sealing zones.
Each sealing zone further includes heated, driven pairs of sealing discs, each pair comprising an upper and a lower disc adapted for elastic compression of the envelope toner beads, there being heating zones arranged for the toner beads in front of each pair of sealing discs.
The machine is further arranged with advancing means in the form of rolls or belt conveyors for advancing the sheet through the different zones.
The inventive machine is described in the following with reference to the accompanying figures and following claims.
FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate examples of electronic printed sheets coated with toner beads for sealing.
FIGS. 3 and 4 illustrate the sheets of FIGS. 1 and 2 after sealing in the inventive machine.
FIG. 5 schematically and in perspective illustrates the principle implementation of the machine.
FIG. 6 schematically and in perspective illustrates a pair of sealing discs with preheating zone, and an example of a heating method for these parts.
FIG. 7 is a section of portions of two sealing disc, where there is a lower disc with a plain contact surface and an upper disc arranged with a contact ring of elastic material.
FIG. 8 illustrates the zone of contact between the plain contact surface on the lower sealing disc and the elastic contact ring on the upper sealing disc with an envelope situated therebetween in a vertical projection and in connection with FIG. 7.
FIG. 9 illustrates analogously with FIG. 8 an arrangement with elastic contact rings arranged on both upper and lower sealing discs.
FIGS. 1-4 are included in this description solely to clarify the sealing process in the machine in accordance with the invention. In FIG. 1 a sheet 1 is pre-treated with tear-off perforations 2 along the edges of the sheet and optionally a folding perforation 3. Using electronic printing the sheet 1 has been provided with the desired text and simultaneously with a toner bead 4 along the edges. This bead can be comparatively narrow, e.g. 3 mm. In the example according to FIG. 1 the sheet is printed on both sides, and can be folded into an envelope along the folding perforations 3 at the centre of the sheet. With the printing on both sides, the address and the like can be arranged on the outside of the envelope.
In the example according to FIG. 2, a sheet 5 is only printed on one side, there being an address area 6 arranged at one short edge of the sheet. Toner beads 7, tear-off perforations 8 and folding perforations 9 are arranged analogously with the example according to FIG. 1, but placed such that the address field 6 will be by itself and visible after folding about the folding perforations 9. FIGS. 3 and 4 illustrate two sealed envelopes 10,11 after passage through the inventive sealing machine, the envelope 10 deriving from the alternative according to FIG. 1, and the envelope 11 to the alternative according to FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 schematically and in perspective illustrates the inventive sealing machine. A first sealing zone 12 and a second sealing zone 13 are arranged at 90° to each other. In the illustrated embodiment, the first sealing zone 12 has two lower sealing discs 14,15 which are rigidly mounted on a common shaft 16. The shaft 16 rotates according to the arrow P1 and is driven by a gear motor 17, as well as being conventionally mounted in a frame not illustrated in the Figure.
Vertically above the two lower sealing disc 14,15 there are mounted two upper sealing discs 18,19 such that they run against the peripheries of the lower sealing discs 14,15. The upper discs 18,19 are mounted for free rotation on a shaft 20, which is vertically movable with the aid of unillustrated guide means. Two adjustable compression springs 21,22 are arranged in connection with the shaft 20 so that it can press the upper sealing discs 18,19 against the lower ones 14,15 with a suitable pressure from the bias of the compression springs 21,22.
In communication with each of the sealing discs 14,15 there is further arranged a pre-heating zone and heating means, which is described in detail in connection with FIG. 6.
The second sealing zone 13, arranged at 90° to the first sealing zone 12, as indicted in FIG. 5, is built up in principle in the same way as the first sealing zone. A lower sealing disc 23 is rigidly mounted on a shaft 24, which is driven by the shaft 16 and the gear motor 17 via bevel gearing 25. In engagement with the periphery of the sealing disc 23 there is an upper sealing disc 26, which is mounted for free rotation on a shaft 27. The shaft 27 is vertically movable, with the aid of unillustrated guide means, and is pressed downwards by two compression springs 28,29 so that the upper sealing disc 26 engages against the periphery of the lower sealing disc 23 at a suitable pressure.
Similarly with corresponding lower sealing discs in the sealing zone 12, the lower sealing disc 23 is equipped with a pre-hating zone and heating means, which will be described in detail in connection with FIG. 6.
In the second sealing zone 13 there is also illustrated a lower guide disc 30 and an upper guide disc 31 adapted on the shafts 24 and 27 in the same way as the sealing discs 23,26. The function of the guide discs 30,31 will be described in the following.
FIG. 5 also illustrates known means for feeding and advancing material in sheets. A pile 32 of prepared and electronically printed sheets is stacked on a table 33, which raisable and loweable conventionally and automatically assumes a height adjusted to the height of the pile 32, which gradually decreases as the sheets are fed into the sealing machine. The sheets are taken automatically via a feeder 34 of known implementation into a folding means 35, as indicated by the arrow P2. The folding means 35 is also conventional, and folds the sheet in a desired manner, which can be set beforehand. After folding, the sheet is taken between two conveyor rolls 36 up to the sealing discs 14,15,18,19 in the first sealing zone 12. From here the sheet, which is now formed into an envelope 37, goes out on to a conveyor line 38 with a compression roll 39 and a stop rail 40 which carries an edge sensing means 41, preferably a photo cell, for the envelope.
It will be noted that the conveyor rolls 36, as well as the conveyor line 38, are driven with the aid of transmissions 42,43 not more closely described here, via the shaft 16 by the gear motor 17, so that an advancing rate is achieved for the envelope 37 which is synchronous with the revolutionary rate of the lower sealing discs 14,15. In addition, the stop rail 40 is directionally adjustable according to the double arrow P3 by means not illustrated in the Figure.
At the junction between the first sealing zone 12 and the second sealing zone 13 an advancing mechanism for the envelope 37 is arranged in connection with the stop rail 40, and consists of a plate 44 pivoting about a shaft 45 and actuated by a setting means, e.g. a solenoid 46. The solenoid 46 is automatically activated by a pulse from the edge sensing means 41, the plate 44 then rapidly advancing the envelope to a pair of conveying rolls 47, which in turn advance the envelope sufficiently for it to be gripped by the sealing discs 23,26 and guided by the guide discs 30,31 in the second sealing zone 13. The conveying rolls 47 are driven, which is schematically illustrated in FIG. 5, by a transmission 48 from the shaft 24 at a rate substantially synchronous with the advancing rate in the first sealing zone 12.
Directly joining on to the second sealing zone 13 there is a conveyor belt 49, which runs over two rolls, of which one roll 50 is visible in FIG. 5 and is driven at a suitable rate by the shaft 24 via transmission 51.
It has already been mentioned that each pair of sealing discs is arranged with a pre-heating zone and means for heating both the sealing discs and pre-heating zone. An example of a solution to these problems is illustrated in FIG. 6, with certain reference characters taken from FIG. 5. There is thus illustrated in FIG. 6, in perspective and to a larger scale, the lower sealing disc 14 and the upper sealing disc 18 with associated shafts 16 and 20. A fixed slide plate 55 and a vertically movable slide plate 56 are mounted on a bracket 52 fastened to a carrying rail 53 via an intermediate heat-insulating plate 54, mutually opposing surfaces of the glide plates 55,56 being flush with a common contact line for the sealing discs 14,18. The vertically movable slide plate 56 bears with a suitable pressure against a passing sheet 37, which thus will be subject to a given compression between the slide plates 55,56. The fixed slide plate 55 is mounted on the bracket 52 such that good heat transfer is obtained.
On one side, alternatively both sides, of the bracket 52 there is arranged on electrical heating element 57, a so called heating tube, implemented such that by radiation and convection it heats both the brackets 52 and the lower sealing disc 14. As illustrated by the Figure, the heating element 57 is bent into a double U-shape. The reason for this is that the heating element will then be easily replaceable, without needing to dismantle the shaft 16 and associated heating discs. For controlling the temperature, i.e. the heating power supply, a thermostat 58 and an overheating protector 59 are mounted with good heat contact on the bracket 52.
It will also be seen from FIG. 6 that the lower sealing disc 14 is arranged with a hub 60 having a setscrew 61 or the like, so that the sealing disc may be moved along the shaft 16 to a desired position. Analogous, but not more closely described displacement facilities for the upper sealing disc 18 are provided. The bracket 52 is also similarly movable along the carrying rail 53 with the aid of elongate slots 62.
A heat-insulating casing 63 is also illustrated in FIG. 6 with dashed lines, and is attached to the bracket 52 such as to surround it and its associated heating element 57 as well as the lower sealing disc 14.
Means are illustrated in FIGS. 7-9 for providing the previously mentioned elastic compression under heat of the envelope toner beads. Mutually engaging portions of the lower sealing disc 14, the upper disc 18 and an envelope 37 during sealing are illustrated in FIG. 7 in section, and using previously used reference characters. Both sealing discs are made from metallic material with good heat conductivity, and the lower disc 14 is formed with a cylindrical contact area 64 in this case. The upper disc 18 is provided with a circumferential groove for accommodating an elastic ring 66 of heat-proof material, e.g. viton rubber. When the upper disc 18 is pressed against the lower disc 14 with a force P, in a manner already described, there is formed a pressure and heat transfer surface with a length f, due to the elasticity in the ring 66, for heating up and pressing together the toner beads on the envelope 37, as illustrated in FIG. 8.
Analogous with FIG. 8, there is illustrated in FIG. 9 an alternative embodiment applied as an example to the lower sealing disc 23 and the upper sealing disc 26 in the sealing zone 13, elastic rings 67,68 being arranged on both discs. This embodiment can be advantageous under certain conditions, which will be described in detail hereinafter.
The feed rate for the printed sheets from the pile 32, FIG. 5, via the feeder 34 can be controlled in different ways. In FIG. 5 there is illustrated a system with a capacitive transducer 69 and a metallic tongue 70 mounted on the shaft 16 to activate the transducer at the passage of each sheet. This solution signifies that a sheet is fed into the machine for each revolution of the shaft 16.
It will have been understood from the description that in each sealing zone only the lower sealing discs are heated directly by radiation and convection. The upper sealing discs obtain heat preferably via convection but also via the rolling contact with the lower sealing discs. It is obviously possible to arrange direct heating of the upper sealing discs as well, but practical attempts have shown that this is not necessary.
The function of the sealing machine, which will have been partially understood from the description so far, is the following. The machine is operated using known control techniques via push button and electrical wiring system not illustrated in the Figures. In starting up, current is first supplied to the gear motor 17 and to the heating element 57, FIG. 6. The feeder 34, FIG. 5, is automatically blocked until the thermostat 58, FIG. 6, gives a signal indicating that the right sealing temperature has been obtained at the sealing discs. The advance of sheets from the pile 32 can then be started automatically or by depressing a button. After passage through the folding means 35 the sheet goes as a folded envelope format in between the conveyor rolls 36, one position during the continuous advance being denoted by 37a in FIG. 5. Before insertion between the sealing disc 14,15,18,19 the envelope portions coated with toner beads pass between the hot glide plates 55,56 in FIG. 6, the bead then being pre-heated. During passage between the upper and lower sealing discs there is further heating under suitable application pressure, so that the toner beads partially melt and flow together, thus obtaining effective adhesion of both lateral toner beads on the envelope. The envelope is then taken on to the conveyor belt 38 while obtaining certain pressure from the pressure roll 39 (envelope position 37b) and is taken to a stop position denoted by 37c, which is determined by the position of the stop rail 40.
The edge sensor 47 reacts for this envelope position and gives a pulse to the solenoid 46, urging the plate 44 forwards to urge the envelope between the conveying rolls 47. Continuous further conveyance from these rolls takes the envelope to the sealing zone 13 with its pre-heating zone and sealing discs, i.e. to a sealing procedure analogous with the one described for the sealing zone 12, although with the difference that in the illustrated embodiment only one edge of the envelope is sealed. The guide discs 30 and 31 are arranged with a functional mode similar to that of the sealing discs 23,26 but without a pre-heating zone and supply of heat to the discs, these guide discs 30,31 being required to maintain the linear guidance of the envelope necessary for the passage through the sealing zone 13.
It will be understood that if a special envelope configuration requires more toner beads than what is apparent from the figures and description, more pairs of sealing discs can be arranged in both sealing zones. If this should be the case for the second sealing zone 13, it is clear that the guide discs 30,31 can be replaced by sealing discs and the pre-heating zone with its associated heating element.
The described sealing machine embodies an implementation principle which can be varied with regard to detail execution within the scope of the invention. As previously mentioned, the sheet advance can be controlled in different ways, for example. The machine may also be provided with a preselection counter, which stops the machine after a given number of sheets have been supplied to it. Similarly, a total quantity counter can be arranged.
It has also been mentioned that when starting the machine the gear motor 17 starts simultaneously as the current to the heating element for the lower sealing discs has been connected. The sealing disc thus rotate during heating. This is important, partly to obtain an even temperature in the discs, but also in order that the elastic ring will be working both during the heating-up period and during a subsequent cooling period. The machine is thus also suitably provided with automatic means, which switches off the current to the heating elements after terminated production but keeps the gear motor 17 in operation for a predetermined time, i.e. until the sealing discs have time to cool.
Paper is a material very sensitive to moisture and temperature. Depending on the fibre direction, portions of the paper sheet may be locally extended or shrunk according to temperature and moisture content. For this reason it has been found during practical trials to be suitable to form the sealing discs 23,26 in the sealing zone 13 with elastic rings according to FIG. 9. There is then obtained an elastic pressure distribution on both portions of the envelope 37, which in turn results in reduced risk of creasing along the sealed edge.
The sealing machine in accordance with the invention has been described in connection with electronically printed sheets with toner beads. It will be understood, however, that the machine, in unaltered implementation and with suitable settings for temperature and pressure for the sealing discs, can be used to advantage for sheets which have been coated with any type of thermosetting glue. It may be added that the sealing temperature for sheets coated with toner beads is about 180° and that the total time for passage of a sheet through the machine is under one second.
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Budweiser Black Crown is scheduled for sale Jan. 21, and will also have a big, splashy Super Bowl ad, according to a press release. (Because nothing says "small and artisanal" like a Super Bowl ad, right?) Anheuser-Busch is the exclusive beer advertiser of the Super Bowl, says USA Today — and the ad was created by a director who won an Emmy for his previous Super Bowl commercials. So, it better be good.
The brew was born from Project 12, where 12 of Bud's brewmasters created new brew recipes that fans could vote on. Ultimately, the Black Crown — a "golden amber lager" with caramel malts, domestic hops, and the original Budweiser strain of yeast used by Adolphus Busch in 1876 — was the winner.
USA Today reports that it's the second year in a row Anheuser-Busch has touted a new beer during the Super Bowl; Bud Light Platinum was the ultimate Super Bowl beer last year. And much like its hipster story, AB execs hope that Black Crown will capture the millenial drinker. "This brand will appeal to a broad range of beer drinkers, but especially to 21-to-34-year-old, trend-setting-type consumers," said Budweiser vice president Rob McCarthy to USA Today. Well, with 110 million viewers expected to tune in to the Big Game this year, we can imagine that's a lot of hipsters (hey, hipsters can like sports, too!).
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It's Wednesday, and that means it's time for another edition of Your Mac Life. Your Mac Life is a weekly QuickTime Streaming broadcast about the Mac industry in the tradition of a radio talk show hosted by Shawn King. This week's show has a lot on the agenda, including information on MacCentral's very cool MacCentral Project: Mosaic 2002, some folks who have made a video project on their Mac called "Moms of All By Myself," and more news on the YML All Star Party.
The Mac Observer is sponsoring the Mac All Star Band, which will be playing at the YML All Star Party. The band is comprised of Mac luminaries Paul Kent, Bob "Dr. Mac With A Guitar" LeVitus, Chris Breen, Duane Straub, Chuck La Tournous, Scott Scheinbaum, Tom Irish, and our own Dave Hamilton. The band will also feature a few guest appearances from other members of the Mac community.
The Mac Community is sometimes less of a community and more simply a group of people who use the same kind of computer. But the folks at the MacCentral Forums have taken the Community aspect very seriously and have come together in support of one of their own.
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One of the north's best examples of a revived and flourishing industrial community is going artistically wild for the Bank Holiday weekend
One of them, anyway. And it was as recently as the 1940s. Now the story of Fenella the Pennine Tigress is about to roar into song
The Northerner Huddersfield lights up the night in a weekend of aerial ballet and giant illuminated tulips
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I'm 38-years-old and have Juvenile Rheumatoid Poly-articular Arthritis. I was diagnosed at the age 2 in 1975. In recent years, my insurance company has used this to move me into higher payment tiers for my prescriptions and increase my out-of-pocket expenses through higher costs. My medication that once cost $110 for a three month supply, now costs me nearly $1,000 for the same medication. I am forced to pay these higher costs and take these medications, or I risk permanent disability and irreversible joint damage.
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I have had numerous graters and this is by far the best. I use it to grate hard Italian cheese. The design of the handle is great formus. The last one we had , the handle would constantly fall off while trying to grate. This handle screws in and stays in. It does a good job of grating. It is a fine grated cheese that comes out but it is easy and efficient.
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Unfortunately the handle blocks one end of the grater barrel so the cheese gets stuck inside. I mainly grate Monterrey Jack and (full fat) Mozzarella cheese. These cheeses build up inside the grater.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marlin McCool of Gordo announce the engagement of their daughter, Misty Marie McCool, to Robert David Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith of Reform.
The wedding will be 3 p.m. May 15 at Fellowship Baptist Church in Reform.
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