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- This application relates generally to multifunction peripherals.
- the application relates more particularly to networked document editing and printing.
- Documents are routinely created and edited on digital devices, such as desktop computers.
- an electronic document may be sent to a printer connected to the computer via any suitable wireless or wired protocol. Examples include printer connection via a universal serial bus (USB) port, FIREWIRE, APPLE LIGHTNING, BLUETOOTH or optical.
- USB universal serial bus
- FIREWIRE FireWire
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- optical optical
- computers may be connected via a network to a shared printing device, such as a multifunction peripheral (MFP) which may also allow copying, scanning or faxing.
- MFP multifunction peripheral
- print jobs may be outside the capabilities of an attached printer, or even those of a relatively powerful MFP.
- print jobs may require color printing, stapling, collating or binding which are not available functions on all MFPs.
- large print jobs such as those requiring many pages or many copies can be undesirable for local rendering. They may require long periods of printer usage making it unavailable to other users. They may require multiple refills of paper to a paper feeder, or they may use too much ink or toner from local reserves.
- Other jobs may require print stock that is not available locally. Situations such as these have led to establishment of third party printing services.
- Electronic documents may physically transported to a third party print service location via portable data storage, such as flash memory, or CD or DVD disks.
- a document may also be communicated remotely via a web interface or e-mail attachment to a third party print service.
- a system and method for networked document editing and printing includes a cloud server communicating with a plurality of remote computing devices via a network interface.
- the server stores a word processing application and receives identifiable login requests from the remote computing devices.
- the server receives an electronic document under direction of one of the plurality of remote computing devices and defines a document workgroup.
- the server receives a print schedule, defining a target print date, from a remote computing device.
- the server generates a remote document editing interface on the remote computing devices in accordance with a word processor application.
- the server receives and processes the electronic document from each of the plurality of remote computing devices via each remote document editing interface and generates a corresponding updated electronic document.
- the server sends the updated electronic document to an associated printer in accordance with the print schedule.
- FIG. 1 is an example embodiment of a networked document rendering system
- FIG. 2 is an example embodiment of collaborative document creation and printing system
- FIG. 3 is an example embodiment of a remote document editing interface
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of example software modules
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart an example embodiment of cloud-based collaborative document creation.
- Third party printing services are often advantageously used for reasons such as those noted above.
- a particular job may take a service some time to complete, even with relatively robust print capabilities.
- a particular print service may be experiencing a high demand for its services, leaving a queue of jobs that must wait for processing.
- If a user sends a job to a third party print service they may learn that their job cannot be processed fast enough to meet the user's deadlines.
- the user may find that their chosen print service does not have the rendering capabilities needed to complete the user's job as needed.
- the user can go the process of identifying other candidate printing services. However, they may find that one or more of these alternatives is either committed to processing other jobs first, or that they too lack capabilities to process the user's job as needed.
- a document must be passed along among individuals, or may be available on a networked document sharing system.
- it can be difficult to set a time for cutoff of document edits. This can be critical, such as when a third party printing service will need time in advance of a user's print deadline to complete a job.
- Example embodiments herein provide a mechanism by which users can collaborate in document creation via a networked content processing server.
- a user inputs a deadline for printing and the ensuing electronic document is made available to networked users for editing.
- the user selects a suitable third party printing service in advance of their print deadline.
- the printing service can preview the electronic document to estimate how much processing time will be required to complete the job, along with the user's target date for printing.
- the printing service can set a cutoff date and time for document editing completion in order to make the user's printing schedule.
- the printing service may also budget or allocate its resources in advance, taking into consideration the user's deadlines.
- collaborators complete their edits they may notify the content processing server.
- the content processing server can send the job to the third party printing service with sufficient time to complete the print job in advance of the user's deadline.
- This submission may be automatic, or triggered when a user informs the content processing server that all edits are complete.
- network cloud 104 suitably comprised of a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), which may include the INTERNET, or any suitable combination thereof.
- Document processing collaborators suitably access content processing server 108 via any suitable computing device, such as workstation 112 , tablet computer 116 , smartphone 120 , or any other suitable device.
- Content processing server 108 can receive electronic documents, create a new electronic document, receive user edits to an existing electronic document, or send electronic documents to a printing service via an associated network interface.
- Content processing server 108 suitably includes a collaborative word processor that is distributable among users, such as via a web-based interface generated on each user device.
- Content processing server 108 may log into content processing server 108 and inform it as to which users are engaged with any particular electronic document. This is suitably done by one user specifying an edit group, or individual users associating themselves with other users or electronic documents.
- Content processing server 108 suitably maintains a user list for each electronic document and gives them access to viewing or editing a document in accordance with user login information.
- FIG. 2 illustrated is an example embodiment of a collaborative document creation and printing system 200 .
- Two or more users such as users 204 and 208 collaborate in the creation or editing of electronic document housed on content processing server 220 .
- a scheduled print date causes the user's electronic document to be communicated to a third party printing company 230 with sufficient time for completing the print job in advance of the user's deadline.
- the third party printing company 230 may have pre-examined one or more versions of the user's electronic document to estimate or re-estimate when the document must be received to make the user's deadline. Any such updated deadline may be communicated to content processing server 220 which, in turn, can relay it to individual users 204 , 208 .
- third party printing company 230 may also budget or reserve resources in advance of the deadline as needed, and may use this budget information to assist in scheduling resources for jobs submitted by other users, or other groups of users. Once a job is completed with all edits, it can be communicated for rendering, such as via third party printing service 240 , which may be part of third party printing company 230 , or by another rendering firm.
- a remote document editing interface 300 such as that which is output by a content processing server and generated on a user's device display, such as via a web browser.
- a rendering 308 of the user's electronic document is editable via a document processor interface analogous to word processing programs such as Microsoft WORD, Corel WORDPERFECT, etc.
- the content processing server suitably generates print output control field 304 to facilitate user selection of document output properties that will be used by a printing service.
- FIG. 4 illustrates a block diagram of software modules 400 for operation of a suitable content processing server.
- Cloud service 404 includes a text processor module 408 , which interfaces with application program interface 412 to any suitable third party print service plugin 416 .
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart 500 of an example embodiment of cloud-based collaborative document creation, editing and printing.
- the process commences when a user creates a new cloud document at block 504 .
- a user can upload a document or call on an associated library of documents to commence a collaborative session.
- a user schedules a future print job by selecting from a list of available print services generated for the user at block 508 .
- a user selects print jobs settings at block 512 and a print job pickup date at block 516 .
- the print service provides a user with a final draft deadline at block 520 based on the pickup date and job type which the print service can determine by prior review of an electronic document.
- a user submits a job request at block 524 .
- the users work on the draft electronic document at block 528 until the draft deadline has been reached as determined at block 532 . If the deadline is reached and it is determined that the document is not complete at block 536 , then the print order is cancelled at block 540 and any allocate print resources may be reallocated to other jobs. If editing is complete, the document is transferred to a printing service at block 544 for rendering.
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- This application relates generally to multifunction peripherals. The application relates more particularly to networked document editing and printing.
- Documents are routinely created and edited on digital devices, such as desktop computers. When a hard copy output is desired, an electronic document may be sent to a printer connected to the computer via any suitable wireless or wired protocol. Examples include printer connection via a universal serial bus (USB) port, FIREWIRE, APPLE LIGHTNING, BLUETOOTH or optical. In larger operations, computers may be connected via a network to a shared printing device, such as a multifunction peripheral (MFP) which may also allow copying, scanning or faxing.
- Certain print jobs may be outside the capabilities of an attached printer, or even those of a relatively powerful MFP. For example print jobs may require color printing, stapling, collating or binding which are not available functions on all MFPs. In some instances, large print jobs, such as those requiring many pages or many copies can be undesirable for local rendering. They may require long periods of printer usage making it unavailable to other users. They may require multiple refills of paper to a paper feeder, or they may use too much ink or toner from local reserves. Other jobs may require print stock that is not available locally. Situations such as these have led to establishment of third party printing services. Electronic documents may physically transported to a third party print service location via portable data storage, such as flash memory, or CD or DVD disks. A document may also be communicated remotely via a web interface or e-mail attachment to a third party print service.
- In accordance with an example embodiment a system and method for networked document editing and printing includes a cloud server communicating with a plurality of remote computing devices via a network interface. The server stores a word processing application and receives identifiable login requests from the remote computing devices. The server receives an electronic document under direction of one of the plurality of remote computing devices and defines a document workgroup. The server receives a print schedule, defining a target print date, from a remote computing device. The server generates a remote document editing interface on the remote computing devices in accordance with a word processor application. The server receives and processes the electronic document from each of the plurality of remote computing devices via each remote document editing interface and generates a corresponding updated electronic document. The server sends the updated electronic document to an associated printer in accordance with the print schedule.
- Various embodiments will become better understood with regard to the following description, appended claims and accompanying drawings wherein:
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FIG. 1 is an example embodiment of a networked document rendering system; -
FIG. 2 is an example embodiment of collaborative document creation and printing system; -
FIG. 3 is an example embodiment of a remote document editing interface; -
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of example software modules; and -
FIG. 5 is a flowchart an example embodiment of cloud-based collaborative document creation. - The systems and methods disclosed herein are described in detail by way of examples and with reference to the figures. It will be appreciated that modifications to disclosed and described examples, arrangements, configurations, components, elements, apparatuses, devices methods, systems, etc. can suitably be made and may be desired for a specific application. In this disclosure, any identification of specific techniques, arrangements, etc. are either related to a specific example presented or are merely a general description of such a technique, arrangement, etc. Identifications of specific details or examples are not intended to be, and should not be, construed as mandatory or limiting unless specifically designated as such.
- Third party printing services are often advantageously used for reasons such as those noted above. However, several problems may arise with the use of such print services. A particular job may take a service some time to complete, even with relatively robust print capabilities. Also, a particular print service may be experiencing a high demand for its services, leaving a queue of jobs that must wait for processing. If a user sends a job to a third party print service, they may learn that their job cannot be processed fast enough to meet the user's deadlines. The user may find that their chosen print service does not have the rendering capabilities needed to complete the user's job as needed. The user can go the process of identifying other candidate printing services. However, they may find that one or more of these alternatives is either committed to processing other jobs first, or that they too lack capabilities to process the user's job as needed.
- The problems noted above can be even more exacerbated when multiple users are engaged in a collaborative effort to create a document. A document must be passed along among individuals, or may be available on a networked document sharing system. When multiple users are involved, it can be difficult to set a time for cutoff of document edits. This can be critical, such as when a third party printing service will need time in advance of a user's print deadline to complete a job.
- Example embodiments herein provide a mechanism by which users can collaborate in document creation via a networked content processing server. A user inputs a deadline for printing and the ensuing electronic document is made available to networked users for editing. The user selects a suitable third party printing service in advance of their print deadline. The printing service can preview the electronic document to estimate how much processing time will be required to complete the job, along with the user's target date for printing. The printing service can set a cutoff date and time for document editing completion in order to make the user's printing schedule. The printing service may also budget or allocate its resources in advance, taking into consideration the user's deadlines. When collaborators complete their edits, they may notify the content processing server. If time remains before the cutoff time, the content processing server can send the job to the third party printing service with sufficient time to complete the print job in advance of the user's deadline. This submission may be automatic, or triggered when a user informs the content processing server that all edits are complete.
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FIG. 1 , illustrated is an example embodiment of a networkeddocument rendering system 100. Included isnetwork cloud 104, suitably comprised of a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), which may include the INTERNET, or any suitable combination thereof. Document processing collaborators suitably accesscontent processing server 108 via any suitable computing device, such asworkstation 112,tablet computer 116,smartphone 120, or any other suitable device.Content processing server 108 can receive electronic documents, create a new electronic document, receive user edits to an existing electronic document, or send electronic documents to a printing service via an associated network interface.Content processing server 108 suitably includes a collaborative word processor that is distributable among users, such as via a web-based interface generated on each user device. User's may log intocontent processing server 108 and inform it as to which users are engaged with any particular electronic document. This is suitably done by one user specifying an edit group, or individual users associating themselves with other users or electronic documents.Content processing server 108 suitably maintains a user list for each electronic document and gives them access to viewing or editing a document in accordance with user login information. - Referring next to
FIG. 2 , illustrated is an example embodiment of a collaborative document creation andprinting system 200. Two or more users, such asusers content processing server 220. A scheduled print date causes the user's electronic document to be communicated to a thirdparty printing company 230 with sufficient time for completing the print job in advance of the user's deadline. As noted above, the thirdparty printing company 230 may have pre-examined one or more versions of the user's electronic document to estimate or re-estimate when the document must be received to make the user's deadline. Any such updated deadline may be communicated tocontent processing server 220 which, in turn, can relay it toindividual users party printing company 230 may also budget or reserve resources in advance of the deadline as needed, and may use this budget information to assist in scheduling resources for jobs submitted by other users, or other groups of users. Once a job is completed with all edits, it can be communicated for rendering, such as via thirdparty printing service 240, which may be part of thirdparty printing company 230, or by another rendering firm. - Referring next to
FIG. 3 , illustrated is an example embodiment of a remotedocument editing interface 300, such as that which is output by a content processing server and generated on a user's device display, such as via a web browser. Arendering 308 of the user's electronic document is editable via a document processor interface analogous to word processing programs such as Microsoft WORD, Corel WORDPERFECT, etc. The content processing server suitably generates printoutput control field 304 to facilitate user selection of document output properties that will be used by a printing service. -
FIG. 4 illustrates a block diagram ofsoftware modules 400 for operation of a suitable content processing server.Cloud service 404 includes atext processor module 408, which interfaces withapplication program interface 412 to any suitable third partyprint service plugin 416. -
FIG. 5 is aflowchart 500 of an example embodiment of cloud-based collaborative document creation, editing and printing. The process commences when a user creates a new cloud document atblock 504. Alternatively, a user can upload a document or call on an associated library of documents to commence a collaborative session. Next, a user schedules a future print job by selecting from a list of available print services generated for the user atblock 508. A user selects print jobs settings atblock 512 and a print job pickup date atblock 516. The print service provides a user with a final draft deadline atblock 520 based on the pickup date and job type which the print service can determine by prior review of an electronic document. A user submits a job request at block 524. The users work on the draft electronic document atblock 528 until the draft deadline has been reached as determined atblock 532. If the deadline is reached and it is determined that the document is not complete atblock 536, then the print order is cancelled atblock 540 and any allocate print resources may be reallocated to other jobs. If editing is complete, the document is transferred to a printing service atblock 544 for rendering. - While certain embodiments have been described, these embodiments have been presented by way of example only, and are not intended to limit the scope of the inventions. Indeed, the novel embodiments described herein may be embodied in a variety of other forms; furthermore, various omissions, substitutions and changes in the form of the embodiments described herein may be made without departing from the spirit of the inventions. The accompanying claims and their equivalents are intended to cover such forms or modifications as would fall within the spirit and scope of the inventions.
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