Printing non-visible, overflowing content by placing an indicator in a text box and printing the content outside the boundaries of the text box
AssigneeAdobe Systems Incorporated
InventorsAnubhav Mukherjee, Narinder Beri, Abhishek Naveen Hegde, Mohd. Fahadullah
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Abstract
Printing non-visible, overflowing text is described, including detecting text boxes with visible and non-visible content, the text boxes being disposed in a file, retrieving the visible and non-visible content from at least one of the text boxes, and generating a printout of the file, the printout having the file and the visible and non-visible content of at least one of the text boxes.
Claims30
A method, comprising:
- performing, by a computer:
- detecting a plurality of text boxes disposed in a file;
- determining whether each of the text boxes includes content comprising either visible content or both visible and nonvisible content within boundaries of each of the respective text boxes;
- and
- retrieving first content from at least one of the plurality of text boxes;
- generating a printout of the file, in the event the first content comprises visible content, the printout comprising the file and the visible content disposed within the text box;
- in the event the first content comprises visible and nonvisible content, the printout comprising the file and an indicator disposed in at least one of the plurality of text boxes indicating that the visible and nonvisible content is printed outside one or more of the boundaries of the at least one of the plurality of text boxes.
A method, comprising:
- performing, by a computer:
- detecting a first text box disposed in a file having first visible content;
- detecting a second text box disposed in the file having second visible content and nonvisible content within boundaries of the second text box;
- receiving an indication to print the file;
- in response to receiving the indication, generating a printout comprising:
- the file,
- the first visible content disposed in the first text box,
- an indicator disposed within the second text box that indicates that the second visible content and the nonvisible content is printed outside one or more boundaries of the second text box, and
- the second visible content and nonvisible content outside one or more of the boundaries of the second text box.
A computer program product embodied in a non-transitory computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
- detecting a plurality of text boxes disposed in a file;
- determining whether each of the text boxes includes content comprising either visible content or both visible and nonvisible content within boundaries of each of the respective text boxes;
- retrieving first content from at least one of the plurality of text boxes;
- and
- generating a printout of the file, in the event the first content comprises visible content, the printout comprising the file and the visible content disposed within the text box;
- in the event the first content comprises visible and nonvisible content, the printout comprising the file and an indicator disposed in at least one of the plurality of text boxes indicating that the visible and nonvisible content is printed outside one or more of the boundaries of the at least one of the plurality of text boxes.
A computer program product embodied in a non-transitory computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
- detecting a first text box disposed in a file having first visible content;
- detecting a second text box disposed in the file having second visible content and nonvisible content;
- receiving an indication to print the file;
- in response to receiving the indication, generating a printout comprising:
- the file,
- the first visible content disposed in the first text box,
- an indicator disposed within the second text box that indicates that the entirety of the second visible content and the nonvisible content is printed outside one or more boundaries of the second text box, and
- the second visible content and nonvisible content outside one or more boundaries of the second text box.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.