System for creating on a computer display screen composite images from diverse sources
AssigneePeer Image, Inc.
InventorsStephen T. Mack, Donald J. Pierce
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AssigneePeer Image, Inc.
InventorsStephen T. Mack, Donald J. Pierce
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An interactive user/server system wherein a user with a computer, a display screen and an Internet connection through a browser can create in real time a composite image of graphical images and text capable of being outputted for high quality printing on an end product such as a sticker. The user will download selected graphical images and lines of text from the server and resize and reposition them from a predetermined location to any location within a predetermined canvas area of his display screen to build up the composite image. The user can add his own graphical images to the composite image being created if desired by first uploading them to the server. The complete composite image created will be stored at the server in its component parts in a computer/web protocol so that it can readily be assembled in high resolution form for outputting to a printer.
An interactive system for permitting a user with a computer and display screen to design and generate, through a global computer information network connection with a server, a web page composite image including graphical images and text, said system comprising:
Art interactive system for permitting a user with a computer and display screen to design and generate, through a global communication network connection with a server, a web page composite image suitable for high quality printing, said image including graphical images and text, said system comprising:
A method for permitting a user with a computer and display screen to create on-line with a server through his browser and a global communication network a composite image from diverse sources, said composite image being suitable for high quality printing output, said method comprising:
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