SERVICES RENDERED OTHERS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DTI DANCHEM TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS DANCHEM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. c/o Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP One Indiana Square, Suite 3500 Indianapolis IN 46204 Services rendered to others in toll manufacturing of specialty chemical, fine chemical and polymer chemical products, and technological development services rendered to others to develop technical innovations in and refinements to the composition and manufacture of the aforesaid chemical products;
SOCIAL MOBILITY Social Mobility, Inc. 3062 Golden Hills Lane Missouri City TX 77459 Services rendered to others for the design and development of computer hardware systems and computer software systems and related peripheral systems for collecting, editing, organizing, analyzing, storing, and sharing text and graphic files; and Computer hardware and computer software design and development consultancy;
TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE CENTERS ScanGraphics, Inc. 649 North Lewis Road Limerick PA 19468 services rendered to others for implementation of document imaging and document management systems;
TRC ScanGraphics, Inc. 649 North Lewis Road Limerick PA 19468 services rendered to others for implementation of document imaging and document management systems;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A page to be printed is organized into a plurality of strips. To rendered the page using a tandem printer, each strip is rendered a plurality of times, once for each print engine of the tandem printer. Each time the selected strip is rendered for a different one of the print engines, the rendered image data for that print engine is stored into a separate memory area, such as a buffer, associated with that print engine Once a selected strip is rendered and the rendered image data stored into the associated memory areas, the rendered image data is used by the appropriate print engines to form image portions on a receiving sheet corresponding to the rendered image data. At the same time, a next strip is selected and repeatedly rendered for each of the print engines.