Deborah E Neuhard, Age 61903 Cranberry Ct, Longmont, CO 80503

6335795, Jan 1, 2002

Sep 15, 1997

08/932066

Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Longmont CO
Robert Curt Nielsen - Longmont CO
Dwight Ross Palmer - Longmont CO
Luana Vigil - Longmont CO

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1500

358 115, 358 116

The present invention concerns a method, apparatus, and article of manufacture for selecting one of a plurality of printers attached to a server with a user interface installed on a computer networked to the server. The computer would first query a cache or the server for a first set of print options supported by at least one of the printers. The user interface is then updated to include the first set of print options. After the user interface program is used to select a print option from the first set, the computer then determines a second set of print options available with the previously selected print option. Each print option in the second set is supported by at least one of the printers that also supports the print option selected from the first set. The user interface program is then updated to include the second set of print options. After the user interface program is used to select a print option from the second set, the computer determines all the printers that support the user selected print options.

6344859, Feb 5, 2002

Mar 31, 1998

09/053210

Claudia Alimpich - Boulder CO
Benjamin Nelson Jeffcoat - Boulder CO
Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Longmont CO
Luana Linda Vigil - Longmont CO
James Philip John Wittig - Boulder CO

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1300

345762, 345841

A data processing controlled display system for the interactive control of a variety of production operations is provided which offers to the operator a plurality of selectable sets of basic interactive functions, each set respectively for the control of one of a plurality of types of production operations. The operator interactively selects the one of said sets of basic functions most suitable for the control of the type of production operation which he wishes to control. There is further provided a plurality of selectable secondary functions for supplementing his selected set of basic functions for the production operation control and means for selecting at least one of said secondary functions so that the selected secondary function is combined with the selected set of basic functions into a customized interactive display interface for the control of the production operation.

6965390, Nov 15, 2005

May 24, 2001

09/865043

Claudia Alimpich - Boulder CO, US
Benjamin Nelson Jeffcoat - Boulder CO, US
Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Longmont CO, US
Luana Linda Vigil - Longmont CO, US
James Philip John Wittig - Boulder CO, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G09B005/00

345781, 345765

A data processing controlled display system for the interactive display and control of a hierarchical trees of elements or objects in which multiple tree views are presented to the user. The objects in the views are selectable to display detail views of the objects, particularly attributes of the child objects of the selected parent object. The multiple tree views may be of different portions of the same tree or of different trees. The tree views are thus available for side by side comparison and detailed study, after which the system provides the capability to transfer objects from tree view to tree view, e. g. by drag and drop means.

7092119, Aug 15, 2006

Aug 20, 1999

09/378648

Arianne Therese Hinds - Boulder CO, US
Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Longmont CO, US
Jeanine Reeves - Lafayette CO, US
Nenad Rijavec - Longmont CO, US
Mikel John Stanich - Longmont CO, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/00

358 19, 358 111, 358 112, 358 113, 358 114, 358 115, 358447, 358429, 358448, 358504, 358534, 358535, 358536, 358 306, 358 309, 382237, 382248, 707321, 707327

Disclosed is a method, system, and program for managing calibration files in a printing system. Patches are printed using a screening algorithm and incorporating at least one output appearance factor. A calibration file is generated from measured color values of the printed patches mapping a color space for the printed patches to a color space of a printer used to print the patches. Information is associated with the calibration file indicating the printer and at least one output appearance attribute for use in selecting one calibration file to use when printing a print job.

5860115, Jan 12, 1999

Jan 6, 1997

8/779195

Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Poughkeepsie NY
Jeffrey Mark Nick - Fishkill NY
Kelly Brusie Pushong - Highland NY
Michael Dustin Swanson - Poughkeepsie NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1216
G06F 1130

711147

A method and system for capturing and controlling access to information in a data processing system are provided. The data processing system includes one or more operating systems coupled to a coupling facility. When one or more operating systems lose communication with the coupling facility, a surviving operating system captures some or all of the information in the coupling facility, including that information associated with the failed operating system(s). In order to capture the information when a system fails or at any other time, the information in the coupling facility is serialized, thereby preventing all access to the information except for those commands capturing the information. While the information is serialized, requests for the information are queued and then re-driven once serialization is released. If an operating system loses communication with the coupling facility during the creation of a dump, another operating system will continue the dump.

6111579, Aug 29, 2000

Mar 31, 1998

9/053213

Claudia Alimpich - Boulder CO
Benjamin Nelson Jeffcoat - Boulder CO
Deborah Elizabeth Neuhard - Longmont CO
Luana Linda Vigil - Longmont CO
James Philip John Wittig - Boulder CO

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 300

345356

A data processing controlled display system for the interactive display and control of a hierarchical tree of objects. The tree comprises a plurality of selectable objects arranged in a hierarchy, each of said objects being associated with a data entity and at least one of said objects having a plurality of virtual child objects, each of said virtual child objects being without an associated data entity.

5630050, May 13, 1997

Nov 1, 1993

8/146647

Deborah E. Neuhard - Poughkeepsie NY
Jeffrey M. Nick - Fishkill NY
Kelly B. Pushong - Highland NY
Michael D. Swanson - Poughkeepsie NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1134

39518303

A method and system for capturing and controlling access to information in a data processing system is provided. The data processing system includes one or more operating systems coupled to a coupling facility. When one or more operating systems lose communication with the coupling facility, a surviving operating system captures some or all of the information in the coupling facility, including that information associated with the failed operating system(s). In order to capture the information when a system fails or at any other time, the information in the coupling facility is serialized, thereby preventing all access to the information except for those commands capturing the information. While the information is serialized, requests for the information are queued and then re-driven once serialization is released. If an operating system loses communication with the coupling facility during the creation of a dump, another operating system will continue the dump.

5394539, Feb 28, 1995

Jul 15, 1994

8/276512

Deborah E. Neuhard - Poughkeepsie NY
Jeffrey M. Nick - Fishkill NY
Danny R. Sutherland - Poughkeepsie NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1200
G06F 1300

395425

A data processing system, having virtual addressing capability, has a real storage manager to associate virtual storage locations with real storage by accessing page tables to determine the locations of "backed" virtual storage pages in central, expanded, or auxiliary storage. The real storage manager accepts requests to copy ranges of virtual storage from one virtual storage range to another, and, in so doing, uses the page tables to effectively perform the copying by reassigning backed pages from the source range to the target range. Having been reassigned to the target range, the backed pages are artificially aged by increasing the unreferenced interval count (UIC), so that the backed pages in the target range will be likely candidates for page stealing.