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Genre: Drama, History, Thriller
Mark Ruffalo
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Tom McCarthy
Duration: 128 min
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Release: Nov 06, 2015
IMDb: 7.8
Tom McCarthy's "Spotlight" is one of these movies that are either loved or hated for the wrong reasons.
Wherever your faith stands, it is not a charge against the Roman Catholic Church, but members of the Archdiocese who covered up ongoing child molestations and protected incriminated priests. The film's goal is less to make people question their faith on God, than on the men in charge of their faith. Ultimately, the Church's greatest enemy becomes the Church itself.
And the film's brilliant screenplay erases all the controversy in one single line and I salute Tom McCarthy, the director of Catholic background, and co-writer with Josh singer, to have very intelligently made his point through one simple exchange. Reporter Mike Rezendes (Mark Ruffalo) is talking to one of the victims, and the man says he still considers himself a Catholic. How so? Mike asks. It's simple, the Catholic Church is an Institution, made by men, and men pass by while faith is eternal. Mike, a Catholic like many members of the 'Spotlight' unit, doesn't get it, but at least the point is made: the priests who commit these crimes were criminal and the whole investigation aims the accomplices, which leas to another masterstroke of writing: the portrayal of the 'villain'.
Wait, what villain? Did I miss something? Was there a bad guy in the film? Not outside the script as McCarthy deliberately avoided depicting the incriminated Cardinal Law as a physical presence in the film, in order to avoid the presence of a polarizing villain. And sometimes, the invisibility of the 'bad guy' makes his influence even more fearsome, especially when, as the investigations progresses, the journalists understand it's not just about the Church, it's a whole system that is involved. And you can feel it from the directing, Boston, the Catholic city, the birthplace of the Kennedys, the setting of "The Verdict" another thrilling courtroom drama with religious figures in cause, this Boston is a great city, but it feels rather small and confined in "Spotlight", as to convey a sense of paranoid entrapment, you know like "what happens in Boston, stays in Boston".
And this is exactly how the sexual abuses spread widely and became a pattern that would forever soil the image of the Church. No one took the responsibility, no one faced the facts, no lawyers had the guts to appeal to court and no journalist dared to dig deeper in the case, including the Globe, it was all settled privately. Everyone is responsible, and this is why the film's impartiality isn't to be challenged, they're all part of the same hypocrisy and like Mitchell Garabedian, Stanley Tucci as the lawyer who wrote a column accusing Cardinal Law of covering up a priest, "it takes a city to raise a child, it takes a city to abuse one". And I guess this is why it will take an outsider to start all over again. It's not too late after all, to make up lost time.
Marty Barone (Liev Schreiber) is the new editor of the Globe, and sees the Garabedian's column as the tree that hides the forest. He asks the 'Spotlight' investigate unit, lead by 'Robby' Robinson (Michael Keaton) to investigate. Thanks to Rezendes' tenacity, Geberian blows the whistle and give other names, and the snowball effect leads to a series of convocations, door-knocks, interviews with the victims, lawyers who were in charge of the case, and from a few priests, it turns to 6% of the Archdiocese being involved. And like its glorious predecessor, "All the President's Men", "Spotlight" makes a thriller out of a relatively safe mission without threatening phone calls, death threats, gunshots or chases in dark parking lots.
But if the journalists' lives are not at stakes, the harm is already done for the victims' lives, forever ruined as it wasn't just "physical, but psychological" abuse, so what the investigation does is a quest for justice and for shining (literally) the spotlight on the people who let some awful crimes to be and let be done. "What's your responsibility to publish this?" Mike is asked by a judge, his answer is perfect: "what's our responsibility not to publish it". It's a matter of ethics, and as the white knights, Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams make an interesting Redford-Hoffman-like pair with Keaton as 'Jason Robards', encouraging the team to go further, or slow down for tactical reasons. Tlming matters as well and it's for these little subtleties, that the screenplay is a winner.
"Spotlight" is one of the year's most critically acclaimed movies, and the Best Picture front-runner, earning a nomination for Best Supporting Actor (Ruffalo was the pounding heart of the film) and for directing and screenplay. Speaking of the screenplay, there's an abundance of name-dropping in the film and that can get pretty confusing, (there's even a moment where they kept referring to Law, and I didn't know it was the name of a Cardinal). But these considerations are trivial because it was the same with "All the President's Men" and it wasn't much an issue, as the film is most about the procedural than the details, the big scope: how this team of five journalists will make the light of truth shine. And McCarthy's sober directing, respectful to our intelligence, doesn't overdo the cheers, the last shot alone is emotionally rewarding.
For playing in the safe side and for its own good, "Spotlight" turns out to be one of the best movies of 2015, and shouldn't be judged for its attack against the Church, but for its fight for the truth, for justice and for the dignity of the victims who were too scared to translate their pain into words. Indeed, it's hard enough to talk about 'sexuality' and religion in public statements, imagine in the same sentence. And it's reassuring that the film was also well-received by the Church which, in a way, is coming to terms with its own demons.


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That chimp didn't go crazy...that chimp went Xanax!
One of my personal favorite Dolittler posts was titled after the immortal words of Chris Rock: "That tiger didn't go crazy, that tiger went tiger!"
In case you don't remember, that was the post that followed the Christmas Day mauling of three young men at the the San Francisco Zoo last year. It was a horrific event, capturing the nation's googly-eyed greed for the violently salacious every bit as much as that chimp in Connecticut did a week back.
In case you're wondering why I'm just now gravitating towards the topic we all water-coolered about last week, let me disclaim: Every time I speak of monkeys or other wild animals kept as pets I manage to earn myself a crucifixion.
The last time I raised the issue of the AVMA's welfare-oriented stance on keeping monkeys as pets (as in, home-kept monkeys are a bad bad idea), I might as well have posted on the evils of raising transgender pets for all the crazy flak I got.
A freaked out chimp ripping off a woman's face and getting stabbed with a butcher knife? Not so much my idea of a great post topic. By now, we all know the back story and its glaring moral. (As in, you've gotta be nuts to think a 200-pound chimp might not one day go chimpanzee on you.)
So why have I now decided it's worth a mention? Only because I recently learned that this chimpanzee was reportedly (according to his owner) given a valium-like sedative called Xanax (alprazolam) a few hours before the attack.
Therefore, it's entirely possible this chimp might not have been as responsible for his wild animal instincts as we'd previously thought. In this case, it's completely feasible that the chimp's fatal romp might well have been given a chemical push.
Yeah, I'm saying it: It just may be that this animal didn't go chimp...perhaps he went Xanax instead.
Ever given a kid some Benadryl and watched him spin around the room like a Tazmanian devil high on Pepsi and Pez? Or given your pet some storm phobia-prescribed doggie downers only to observe him as he acquires a distinctly Cujo-esque personality?
It's not uncommon for drugs to have unexpected results. But in the case of uppers or downers, the opposite reaction is common enough to be listed at the top of the drug's list of side-effects.
In the medical world this effect is called "paradoxical agitation" and it's a possibility with a wide variety of the drugs we give our veterinary patients. That's why sedatives, tranquilizers and anesthetics require greater vigilance against biting and other aggressive behaviors.
That's also why I personally dislike the use of the tranquilizer called acepromazine. After all, the last thing you want from an aggressive animal is induced agitation (something I see more often with Ace than with other drugs).
Back to the chimp:
Despite the obvious potential for behavioral changes with a sedative like Xanax, the thing the media keeps harping on in this case is the potential effect of Lyme disease. To quote one of my internal medicine colleagues, "Lyme disease my a$$!"
IMO, the Lyme disease is a red herring used to explain how a perfectly sweet Old Navy spokes-monkey could have turned a woman's face inside out--as if drugging him and keeping him in a suburban human home wasn't problematic enough.
Let's face it, no matter how you slice it, Lyme disease or poor choice of meds, this chimp's explosive behavior was an accident waiting to happen...as it is with the vast majority of wild primates living in home settings. With primates in industrial and zoo settings, things like, "Why don't we try a little Xanax, today, BooBoo?" just do not happen. Home-bound primate owners, after all, tend not to follow OSHA standards for safety.
This last point is why there's a bill currently pending in the US Congress called The Captive Primate Safety Act. The goal of this HSUS-supported legislation is ostensibly to improve the safety of those who would be attacked by primates...and yet it only restricts the sale or transport of primates across state lines. As it stands, only 20 states ban primates as pets.
This new Federal legislation might strangle the trade across US state lines, but it won't end horrific events like the ones in Connecticut last week. And, more to the point, it won't keep primates out of the hands of non-professionals who have no business housing them in their homes, medicating them inadvisably, treating them like pseudo-humans and keeping the unethical, worldwide primate trade alive.
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The New York Times reports on a study in which researchers sent drivers ages 70 to 88 on a 12-mile trip in a car with brakes for the driver and for the passenger — a professional driving instructor.
Critical errors, those in which the pro driver had to either grab the steering wheel or hit the brake on her side of the car, were four times as prevalent for the among the eldest drivers — those older than 85 — as they were for the youngest studied — those ages 70 to 74.
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Tamma Curtis Miner (Durfee)
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About Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis
Following is a short biographical sketch of the lives of Albert Miner
and his wife Tamma Miner, (nee Durfee)
Albert Miner was the fourth child of Asel and Sylvia Monson Miner.
His parents were farmers and lived in the State of New York. In the
year 1815 when Albert was six years of ages his parents moved to New
London, Huron Co., Ohio. Here they lived for the balance of their lives
following the avocation of farming. They lived to a ripe old age, both
having died on the farm, and there buried side by side,
In August of the year 1851 Albert married Tamma Durfee, daughter
of Edmund and Dalancy Pickle Durfee, who lived near New London, During
this year Albert and his wife were for the first time greeted with the
sound of the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In obedience
to the Divine mandate Tamma was baptized in December, but Albert did
not embrace the Gospel until February of the following year.
In May 1835 Albert and his wife moved to Kirtland, Lake Co., Ohio,
along with Brother Durfee and family who had also embraced the Gospel,
Here Albert and wife worked jointly together in tilling the soil and
in assisting each other in their daily work.
Albert and Tamma were faithful Church workers, and were constantly
in close communication with the Prophet Joseph Smith. They assisted
very materially in the building of the Kirtland Temple. They were
present when the First Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in this dispensation
were chosen and ordained. They also attended the dedication of
the Temple, Their narrations of the manifestations seen at the Temple
by the Prophet Joseph and Oliver Cowdry when Moses and Silas revealed
to them the keys of the gathering of Israel from the four parts of
the earth and the leading of the ten tribes from the land of the North,
and the committing of the dispensation of the Gospel of Abraham saying:
"that in us and our seed all generations after us should be blessed, etc."
These and many other incidents which took place have been
powerful testimonies and guiding stars in the lives of their posterity.
It was about this time that Brother Miner was taken extremely sick
and his wife was under the necessity of procuring a sleigh in which
be was placed upon a bed. She got into the sleigh, holding her youngest
child upon her lap, and with an umbrella protected his head from
the bitter storm of snow and rain which prevailed at that time. Thus
they made their way back to New London, the home of his father.
The next fall they moved to Far West, Mo., and there shared in
all the persecutions the Saints were compelled to endure. Soon after
their arrival at Far West, they found themselves, and others, without
flour, and in rather a bad condition generally, for the mob had them
pretty well surrounded and were breathing threats of maltreatment. A
council was held by the Saints to decide who should go for some flour.
Albert was selected and when returning the mob captured him and took
him to their camp. After Albert explained that his family and others
had no bread to eat, he was permitted to deliver the flour under
guard sent by the mob to bring him back to their camp. Here he was
held as a prisoner until they broke camp, taking his best horse, and
leaving him with the other to get home with his wagon the best he
Under the exterminating order of Gov. Boggs of Missouri, the
Saints were forced to move their families into Illinois. This was
in the fall of 1858 when winter weather was coming on and the Saints
poorly prepared for such harsh treatment. Brother Miner, being one
of the leading spirits among his brethren, was appointed as one of
the committee who signed a pledge that they would not move from Missouri
until every family of the Saints had been safely planted from
beyond the boundary lines of that State. While fleeing from Missouri
where they had suffered so much they crossed the Mississippi River
and located near the City of Quincey, Ill., A kind reception was
extended to the Saints by the people of Quincey and much aid was
given them, for their physical condition was verging on to starvation,
Here Bro. Miner and family remained for a few years, farming
and doing such work as was necessary for the comfort of his family.
In the year 1842 they moved to Nauvoo, settling on a tract of
land four miles east of the Temple site, and here they resided four
years. At intervals during this time Bro. Miner assisted in the
erection of the Nauvoo Temple, and therein he and his wife received
their endowments just prior to the atrocities heaped upon them and
the rest of the Saints, and their final expulsion from Nauvoo.
Prior to this Bro. Miner was one with others who assisted in
guarding the Prophet Joseph Smith, at the time he and his brother
Hyrum were martyred at Carthage.
In the fall of 1844 the mob, having renewed their energies,
though unjust and cruel they were, the Saints were in constant turmoil
and fearful of their lives, continued to gather around them
what little was left of their effects and ungathered crops. At this
time Bro. Durfee was permitted by a treaty between the mob and the
Leaders of the Church, to return and gather his grain. When the
grain was stacked the mob set. it on fire. Bro. Durfee in attempting
to put it out was shot by a man by the name of Snyder, who
did it to win a bet of two gallons of whiskey. Snyder boasted of
what he had done and it was told some years after to a missionary
traveling in that locality. Later, in a drunken row, Snyder was
shot and the wound never healed, he actually rotted alive, with the
stench so offensive that his friends forsook him, although he linger-
ed for months before he died. Durfee died a martyr for the cause
of Truths from the shot he received from Snyder.
The mob forces having about completed their depredations by
driving from the State of Illinois, all those who professed Mormonism
or were friendly Inclined toward them, continued their unlawful acts
until the Saints, finding themselves unprotected by the Governor and
State Officials, agreed to leave the State as soon as possible. Before
this time, however, some engagements took place, and Bro. Miner was
right to the front. He was placed on the mouth of the cannon to load it.
The number killed and wounded is not known. Edmund Durfee, Jr. a brother-in-law of Albert, was wounded In the ankle and was unable to walk.
After the Saints agreed to leave the State they were compelled to surrender their arms, with the understanding, that they would be returned later, but such was
not the case.
In the fall of 1846 Albert, with his family, Edmond Durfee and
his family, fourteen in number, and in one wagon owned by Albert,
left Nauvoo, crossing the Mississippi River, landing near Montrose,
Iowa. where they remained for a short time only, then they left for
Iowaville, where they resided until 1848. While enroute to Iowaville,
(This has also been spelled Iowavale ) on Oct, 5th, 1846, Bro. and
Sister Miner were deeply grieved in the loss by death of their seven
months old baby girl Melissa. The child was buried on the banks of
the Des Moines River, under a big cottonwood tree.
Montrose, as mentioned above, is where the Saints camp was
filled with innumerable flocks of Quail, sent as it were from heaven,
and so tame that they were caught very easily and prepared for food
and thus the feeling of hunger was relieved by this miraculous occurrence.
At this point in the life of this family. Sister Miner went through the
most heart-rending trial yet allotted to her, in the loss by death of her earthly protector, her husband. Brother Albert Miner died January 5, 1848,
leaving her with but little means, and a family of seven children,
the oldest of whom was fourteen years. Undaunted and full of faith
in the Gospel of Christ, Sister Miner continued on in the work of the Lord.
She paid off the $90.00 funeral expenses of her husband and in the month of May moved her family to Council Bluffs, Iowa. Many trying scenes did this family pass through, one after the other, as such was the case with the Saints in general. In the Spring of 1847 when the Saints began that wonderful pilgrimage to the valley of the fountains, under the Leadership of Brigham Young,
Sister Miner, having a firm testimony of the truthfulness of the Gospel, and a great desire burning within her soul to go where the Saints were once again gathering. She began at once making preparations for that thousand mile journey.
In June of 1850, Sister Miner, having in readiness all her earthly possessions, which consisted of two yoke of oxen, and two yoke of cows, with one wagon, supplied with a limited amount of provisions, and the same of clothing, bid
goodbye to her brother Edmond, friends and all relatives, and with her family, started on this long journey.
In her comparative helpless condition she wended her way westward In
Wm. Snow's company of 100 until in October of the same year she arrived
in Salt Lake City, Utah. The journey was not made, however,
without some trying experiences, and only those who passed through
those trying times, can give an Inkling of the feelings of joy and sorrow
that took possession of their souls while pressing on for the
cause of Truth.
Shortly after the arrival of Sister Miner and her family In Salt Lake City,
she met and married Brother Enos Curtis. The family then moved on
a farm owned by Lorenzo Snow on the Jordan River west of
Union Fort. During the winter they made chairs for a livelihood.,
Here the cruel hand of death robbed her of her oldest son Orson and
be was buried on a knoll near the home where they were living. Soon
after the death of Orson, which occurred March 5th 1851, the family
moved to Springville where Sister Tamma enjoyed her long sought rest.
In 1855 she lost her second husband. From this marriage she
had four children, two of which were twins. In Springville Sister
Miner, as stated above, spent the remainder of her life in peace
and happiness, and had the privilege of seeing her family grow up
in comparative peace, and prosper in land.
January 30, 1885 Sister Tamma passed this life at the age of
71 years, 10 months, and 24 days, leaving nine children, 75
grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. besides a vast circle of
friends to mourn her loss. By a life of virtue and unflinching
integrity, as well as by her many excellent traits of character,
she had endeared herself to all. She died as she had lived, in full
faith of a glorious resurrection. The funeral services were held
at the old meeting house in Springville, Monday Feb. 2nd, l885.
At this writing November 19, l913, Mormon and Moroni Miner are
the only children living of Albert and Tamma Durfee Miner.
Born March 6, 1813, in Lennox, Madison County, New York, Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis Curtis, was the daughter of Edmund Durfee and Magdalena (Lana) Pickle. At the age of nine, the family moved to Amboy, Oswego County, New York, where her father built a home on a small farm and worked at his trade as a carpenter and millwright. Eventually the family moved to Ruggles, Huron County, Ohio, where the family heard Solomon Hancock preach about the Angel Moroni appearing to Joseph Smith in a vision. Following her marriage to Albert Miner on August 9, 1831, she joined the Mormon Church (The Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-day Saints). The family followed the Saints to Kirtland, Ohio and Farr West, Missouri where, as Tamma wrote in her autobiography, we "were plundered, smitten and driven from our homes, our lives were threatened and were ill-treated on every side by our enemies – enemies to the truths of heaven. They would come one to five hundred right to our houses and nobody around but women and little children, take our men prisoners without any cause whatsoever only because they were Mormons and believed in the truths of the Gospel. They wanted to know if we had any guns or pistols or ammunition or butcher knives and all such things. No one can describe the feelings of the Saints and what they passed through. No tongue can express the depredation – only those that experienced it and were eye witnesses when they came to our houses in this kind of way." Forced to leave Missouri, the family moved to Lima, Illinois and later to Nauvoo, where persecution continued. Her father, Durfee, Edmund, Sr, was killed instantly in November 1845 by a mob that had burned his home the previous September in "Father Morley's Settlement." Forcing the Saints to leave Nauvoo in 1846, the Miners moved to Iowaville where Albert worked at hauling and running a ferryboat. On January 3, 1848, Albert Miner, who was Joseph Smith's bodyguard in Kirtland, Ohio, died. He was born in the state of New York, Jefferson County, 31 March 1809, the son of Asael Miner and Sylvia Monson. Being anxious to go to Council Bluffs and keep up with the Church, Tamma and her five boys and two girls moved there. After staying about two years, on June 10, 1850, they started with one hundred wagons crossing the plains with ox-cart teams. Landing on the first of September in Salt Lake City and without any home or anyone to even hunt them, they were indeed very lonesome. Enos Curtis, whom she had known in Lima, married Tamma on October 20, 1850. Living on the Jordan River the first winter, the family moved to Springville, Utah the following spring. There they began to farm, raise wheat and stock and paid their tithing. On June 1, 1856 Enos passed away. On 7 April 1857, Tamma married Enos's son, John White Curtis. She had five boys and four girls by Albert Miner, four girls by Enos Curtis, and one girl by John White Curtis. At the age of 71 years, 10 months, 24 days, Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis, died on January 30, 1885 leaving 9 children, 77 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren.
Children with Albert Miner: 1. Polly Miner 2. Orson Miner 3. Moroni Miner 4. Silva Miner 5. Mormon Miner 6. Matilda Minner 7. Alma Lindsay Miner 8. Don Carlos Smith Minner 9. Melissa Miner
Children with Enos Curtis: 1. Carissa Curtis 2. Belinda Curtis 3. Adelia Curtis (twin) 4. Amelia Curtis (twin)
Child with John White Curtis: 1. Mariette Curtis (bio by: [fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46617227" target="_blank John Warnke (inactive))]
- Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via sister Mary Ette Carter (born Durfee) by SmartCopy: Jun 23 2015, 14:06:39 UTC
Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis's Timeline
March 6, 1813
Lennox, Madison, New York, United States
May 9, 1832
Age 19
Huron, Ohio, USA
October 22, 1833
Age 20
Kirtland, Lake, Ohio
June 4, 1835
Age 22
Kirtland, Lake,Ohio
June 18, 1836
Age 23
Kirtland, Lake, Ohio
September 26, 1837
Age 24
Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, United States
January 12, 1840
Age 26
Lima, Adams, Illinois
September 7, 1841
Age 28
Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
June 12, 1843
Age 30
Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois


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1. Technical Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an information-processing system having at least one workstation for a user and a number of printers on which print files made at a workstation can be printed. The invention more particularly relates to improvements in user interfaces for such information-processing systems.
2. Description of Related Art
Information-processing systems having workstations and printers connected thereto are conventional. When a system of this kind is in use, it is frequently difficult for a user to remember the printer to which he has sent a specific print file. One possibility of finding a print job is inspection of the separate print queues utilized by conventional user interfaces, but this is a time-consuming task particularly with a large number of networked printers. In addition, print jobs which have been finished disappear from the print queue and then can no longer be found at all. The user then has no alternative but to go and physically inspect each printer to find his prints. This causes worker inefficiency as well as aggravation.
The invention meets the described need for an improved user interface enhancing user efficiency and improving the way in which information is collected, processed, and presented to the user permitting enhanced printer control.
The invention achieves these goals partially by the fact that the program operative in the workstation communicates with the printers to
In this way, the user can rapidly obtain an overview of all his outstanding print jobs and the printer to which they have been sent, even if they have already been finished.
In one embodiment of the invention the current status is given for print jobs which have not yet been finished. This can be in the following form: "waiting, in progress, has caused an error", or their serial number in their print queue. A status can also be given for print jobs which have already been finished. In that case the status will, for example, be in the form of the delivery tray in which prints have been placed, or "removed" if the printer detects, via with means known per se, that the delivery tray in which the prints were deposited has been emptied.
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The overview of print jobs can be presented for a predetermined plurality of printers in the system, but also for all the printers. This can be set, for example, during configuration, but if required it can also be affected by selecting specific printers in a set-up procedure.
The present invention will become more fully understood from the detailed description given hereinbelow and the accompanying drawings which are given by way of illustration only, and thus are not limitative of the present invention, and wherein:
For the purpose of communication with the printers and the presentation of information relating thereto to the users, there is operative in each connected workstation a program which is hereinafter referred to as "desktop software". This program is personalized, i.e., it works on the instructions of just one user who on starting up has identified himself and input his authorization code.
The desktop software, hereinafter also referred to as "desktop" for short, is built up from a number of sub-programs diagrammatically illustrated in block 100 in FIG. 2. The core of the desktop software is formed by a sub-program indicated by VP "virtual printer", which communicates with the connected printers and updates the properties and status of each of these insofar as this is of interest to the workstation user. As will be explained in the following description, a user can choose how much information he wants to have presented concerning the state of connected printers and the printing files to be processed thereon and at what time. The exchange of data concerning these matters between the desktop software and the printers is limited to what is essential for the user's requirements. This prevents the network from being loaded more than is necessary and in addition the processing capacity of the workstation is not loaded more than necessary, since only the relevant information is present in the workstation and has to be processed.
The "virtual printer" program is provided with an operator control program, hereinafter referred to as "user interface" (UI), which controls the communication between the user and the desktop software in a manner understandable to the user, in the form of key strokes on the keyboard and windows on the screen, in which windows information is presented and in which the user can select and control the operation of elements via mouse movements. The desktop software is also provided with a communication program COM for controlling data transport from and to the printers via the network.
The desktop software may be previously stored in the workstations such as in RAM ("random access memory"), ROM ("read only memory"), PROM ("programmable read only memory"), etc. Alternatively, the desktop software may be stored in a storage medium such as a magnetic disc, optical disc, magneto-optical disc, etc. In another alternative, the desktop software may take the form of a signal propagating across the internet and/or network N and arriving at the workstation for storage and installation therein.
In other words, the invention disclosed herein may take the form of an article of manufacture or a propagating signal. As mentioned above, the article of manufacture is a computer-usable medium, having a computer-readable program code embodied therein wherein the computer-readable code causes the workstation(s) to execute the inventive methods. Similarly, a propagating signal can be used to embody the invention and program or otherwise transform the workstation into a special purpose machine executing the inventive methodologies.
A computer diskette such as disc D in
Block 200 in
Files of digital data which are transmitted to a printer via the network for printing by the printer are either of a first or a second type. Files of the first type, hereinafter referred to as automatic print jobs, are required to be printed directly, i.e. without further action by an operator at the printer, while files of the second type, hereinafter referred to as interactive print jobs, must only be stored in the printer memory and must not be printed until an operator at the printer explicitly so requests thereby selection with the aid of the operator control means. An attribute added to the file shows the type of file involved.
Processing of a data file of the first type is referred to in this description as automatic printing (AP).
Processing of a data file of the second type is hereinafter referred to as interactive printing (IP). The procedure with this is as follows.
A data file for printing by interactive printing and transmitted by a workstation via the network is received by the DAC. This extracts from the file a number of predetermined identification data, such as the name of the owner and the name of the file itself. The file is then stored unchanged on a storage unit, e.g. a hard disk, in the printer, whereafter the machine passes to the stand-by state with respect to this job.
The DAC manages an administration system containing the identification data of all the data files for printing which are stored. If a new file is supplied via the network, the DAC adds the identification data thereof in the name of the owner/sender to the administration system.
The disk together with the administration system of the DAC form, as it were, a set of "logic storage spaces" for data files, each logic storage space being allocated to one user. Thus in actual fact storage in a user's logic storage space means that the file is stored on the disk and registered in the administration system in the name of that user. A logic storage space can be protected by a code specific to the owner/user, i.e. in practice an operator can obtain information over the files stored in a specific logic storage space only after he has input this code via the operator control means of the printer.
If an operator now wishes to have a specific interactive print file printed, then he must select that file by means of the printer operator control panel and give a print command by actuating a start key. In response thereto the data file is brought up from the disk and converted to printable data, which are processed by the printer to form a print. An interactive print file can be protected by the sender via a code. This code is in the form of an attribute to the print file. If a user wishes to print this file interactively, he must key in the security code at the operator control panel before the file is printed.
When a data file has been interactively printed, it remains in principle stored on the disk and registered in the administration system until it is removed by the user himself or by the printer manager.
The printer manager can bring the machine into a mode in which automatic print jobs are not accepted. In that case, incoming automatic print jobs are converted by the printer into interactive print jobs and stored on the disk.
As already stated, at least a number of the printers in this system are in fact digital copying machines, which can also make a copy of an original document by scanning it and printing the digital image data generated thereby.
There are, therefore, jobs which are started by a user at the machine itself (copy jobs and interactive print jobs) and jobs which are fed from a distance, e.g. from a workstation (PC) (an automatic print job). In the former case, the printer operates in a command-controlled mode in which the machine starts a reproduction process in response to a start command from the operator control panel, while in the latter case it operates in an autonomous mode in which the machine starts a reproduction process on its own initiative.
A user who has gone to the machine in order to start a job there by means of the keys finds it very frustrating if a remote-started automatic print job begins just before he wants to start his job. He then has to wait until the remote-started job is finished, or he must at least interrupt that job by means of an "interrupt" mechanism, before he can make his copy. This frequently occurs in practice, particularly at a machine which is frequently used, and results in annoyance and delay.
In order to protect the position of the user at the machine as much as possible, the machine passes into the command-controlled mode in response to a physical interaction by an operator at the machine, and/or remains there for a predetermined first waiting period. During this waiting period, the machine cannot pass into the autonomous mode. This offers the user at the machine the opportunity of creating, by any interaction, e.g. by actuating a key or placing one or more documents in the machine feed tray, time for himself in order to start his job unhurriedly.
In addition, on completion of the execution of a job in the command-controlled mode, the machine remains in the command-controlled mode for a predetermined second waiting time.
Thus, if the user wishes to process further copying or interactive print jobs, he will not be overtaken by an automatic print job. Also during the second waiting period, the machine cannot pass to the autonomous mode. The second waiting period can be equal to the first. A practical value for waiting periods is, for example, 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
The above-mentioned desktop software will now be described further.
The desktop software comprises the following modules:
The mode information presented by the three modules of the desktop software is dynamic, i.e. it is adapted directly as soon as there is any change in the presented mode.
It should again be noted that the desktop software is personalized and that the information provision and control possibilities are therefore directed towards the wishes of one specific user.
The three program modules referred to can be started from a general start menu which appears when the desktop software is selected on the workstation screen, and will now be described in sequence.
A first symbol 11 is a stylized illustration of the printer. This symbol indicates that the printer in question is available for print jobs and is at the moment idle. A second symbol 12 shows the printer with a stack of papers over it and indicates that this machine is occupied with an automatic print job in the autonomous mode. Symbol 13 shows the printer with a person in front of it, to indicate that the machine is in the command-controlled mode and hence either occupied with a copy job or an interactive print job or is in the above-described first or second waiting period, in which no automatic print jobs can start. Symbol 14 is an illustration of the printer with, superimposed thereon, a notice board indicating that this printer is in a malfunction state. Symbol 15 is an undetailed illustration of the printer to indicate that this printer is connected but at the present time is not available for copy jobs or print jobs.
From these symbols a user can determine which printer he should send his print job to, and also, when he wishes to carry out a copying or interactive print job, whether the chosen machine is free. Particularly convenient is the differentiated indication of the occupied state, i.e. occupation in the autonomous mode and occupation in the command-controlled mode, because an automatic print job can without difficulty be stopped during operation by a user at the machine, in order to carry out a copy job or interactive print job in an "interrupt" mode, but passing another user at the machine will always require more convincing reasons.
The user can select one of the symbols, and hence one of the printers, and then call up one of the following functions either with a menu in the top bar of the window or with a pop-up menu or with the right-hand mouse button:
In the above-mentioned function in which the properties and status of the printer are displayed, a window with this information appears on the screen, the information being distributed over three tab cards which can be made visible by selection of their tab, as shown in
In response to selection of the above-mentioned monitor function, the workstation screen shows a window in which the user can set his preferences for the form of presentation of the printer status data (see FIG. 5). There are two main forms of presentation, namely with a permanent icon on the screen ("by icon") and with messages which appear on the screen at the time that a change of printer status occurs ("by alerts").
When monitoring with icons is set, the icon displays a symbolic illustration of the status just as shown in FIG. 3. An example of such an icon is given in
When monitoring via messages, the user can indicate the changes of state for which he wants to receive a message, in order thus to avoid unnecessary reports. An example of a message of this kind is displayed in FIG. 7.
Here a number of windows 20A, 20B and 20C are displayed, each applicable to a printer at which a print job of the user is present at that time. Thus there are as many windows displayed as there are printers at which the user's print jobs are present at that time. If this function was called up from the "Device Overview" module, then only the window for the printer selected there would be displayed.
A window 20 contains a space 21 for automatic print jobs, a space 22 for interactive print jobs of the user, and a space 23 for specifying the active print job. There are also a number of "keys" which can be operated, for example, via mouse.
Space 21 contains the queue of automatic print jobs of the user, with their status (number in the queue), name, and other data to be selected by the user during set-up. By clicking on a switchbox on the left beneath the space 21 the user can also have displayed all the waiting automatic print jobs, i.e. including those of other users. In that case his own jobs are reproduced in a manner which is distinguishable from the others, for example in color. If the Job Control module is called up from the "Devices Overview" module, for a specific printer, the presentation of all the waiting automatic print jobs, i.e. including those of other users, is the default setting.
Space 22 contains an overview of waiting interactive print jobs of the user, here reproduced with icons with a name, which corresponds to the character of the jobs, which are not in a queue but do not become operative until the user starts them on the operator control panel. To obtain more information concerning these jobs, the user can also have them presented in a detailed list.
Space 23 displays the data of the print job which is active at that time, or, if there is no job active, the state of the printer ("idle", "error"). The space contains the following data: type of job (copying job, automatic print job, interactive print job), number of prints, name of the owner of the job, and the name of the job. Next to the space 23 is a key 24, by means of which the active job can be discontinued ("abort").
By actuating key 25, an interactive print job selected in the space 22 can be converted to an automatic print job and be added to the queue in space 21, while the key 26 can convert an automatic print job selected in space 21 into an interactive job and move it to space 22.
By actuating key 27, the print settings can be displayed for a print job selected in either of the spaces 21 or 22. The same effect is achieved by double clicking of the mouse on the job name. In response to this, a window is opened on the screen of the workstation, displaying all the settings. The settings can also be changed in this window.
Finally, a print job selected in either of the spaces 21 or 22 can be removed by actuating key 28.
The above functions can also be called up by selecting a job and choosing from the "document" menu in the menu bar above the window 20 or by selecting in a pop-menu which appears when the right-hand mouse button is clicked on a job name.
The functions explained with reference to the keys 24-28 can be used by the user only for his own print jobs.
The "View" menu in the menu bar above the window 20 offers the following options:
This latter function will now be explained with reference to FIG. 9.
When this function is selected, the screen at the workstation displays the window 30. This window 30 contains a space 31 in which there is displayed a list of all the print jobs which have not yet been finished for the user concerned, on all the printers, with their status (waiting, busy, error) and the printer at which they are present. This list shows both automatic and interactive print jobs and their type. Double clicking of the mouse on the name of a print job in space 31 opens the Job Control window (
The window 30 also contains a space 32 displaying a list of all the finished print jobs of the user concerned, on all the printers, with the printer which processed them. A key 33 is provided beneath the space 32 to enable the user to remove from the list a print job after he has selected this by clicking with the mouse.
If a list is too long in space 31 or 32 to fit in that space, a scroll bar appears such that jobs not fitting in the window can still be reached.
The list of finished print jobs in space 32 can also give a status indication although this is not shown in FIG. 9. In the case of a printer with more than one delivery tray, the printer machine control system knows the delivery tray in which the prints have been deposited and this information can be displayed in the list. The printer can also be provided with sensors to determine whether there are prints in the delivery trays. In that case, the machine control system can also note that a delivered stack of prints has been or needs to be taken from the tray. This information can also be displayed in the list in space 32. The status information can have the form of: "present in delivery tray X", or "removed".
Thus, a user can always find out where his print jobs are in the queue or where his prints are situated, this being extremely convenient particularly in an environment in which a number of printers are used.
The monitor function can also operate for just a specified sub-set of all the printers in the system. This can be set when the system is configured, or by using a set-up function of the program.
The "monitor" menu in the menu bar above the Job Control window 20 offers the opportunity of activating a monitor function for the print jobs of the user concerned on the printer concerned. This function can also be called up from the start menu of the desktop software and will be described hereinafter.
The monitor function is intended to keep the user informed as to the status of his automatic print jobs. It can be operative for all the current jobs or for some of the jobs, as selected by the user.
The monitor function has three modes:
In response to the selection of the monitor function in the start menu of the desktop software, the workstation display screen displays a window in which the user can select one, more, or all the printers for the monitor function. This is shown in FIG. 10. After the user has clicked the "OK" key with the mouse, the workstation display screen displays a window in which the user can set his preferences for the form of presentation of the status of his personal print jobs (see FIG. 11). There are two main forms of the presentation, namely with a permanent icon on the screen ("by icon") or with messages which appear on the screen when there is any change in that status ("by alerts"). In the latter case, the user can indicate the changes of status for which he wants to receive a message in order thus to avoid unnecessary reports.
The user inputs his preferences and presses the "OK" key, whereafter the function is activated. An icon now appears on the screen if the icon mode was selected.
When Job Monitoring is activated from Job Control, the selection window of
The set of print jobs monitored by the monitor function can be the complete set of jobs on the printer concerned, but it can alternatively be a sub-set. This sub-set can only be selected in the Job Control window 20, space 21, by clicking the required print jobs with the mouse, followed by clicking the monitor menu in the menu bar. When Job Monitoring is called up from the start menu of the desktop software, the set always contains all the jobs. The monitor function is dynamic: print jobs can be added to a monitored set.
In response to a double click of the mouse on a monitoring icon, the Job Control window of the printer concerned is opened, so that the user can inspect the complete status of his jobs.
A plurality of icons can also be displayed simultaneously on the screen, so that the user can inspect the status of different sets or printers simultaneously.
If the "by alerts" mode is selected, message windows appear only if there is a user-selected change of status of a print job from the set. An example of such a window is shown in FIG. 13.
The invention being thus described, it will be obvious that the same may be varied in many ways. Such variations are not to be regarded as departure from the spirit and scope of the invention, and all such modifications as would as would be obvious to one skilled in the art are intended to be included within the scope of the following claims.
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