Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To cope with the necessity for a system and a method for ensuring, that a policy related to protected digital content to be imported to a content management system does not conflict with a policy which is applied to the digital content by the content management system. SOLUTION: The method comprises: a step for receiving the digital content; a step for determining whether the digital content has already been protected by a digital copyright management system; and a step for saving the digital content in the content management system, on condition that the digital content has not yet been protected. The method also comprises: a step for extracting first right information related to the digital content, on condition that the digital content has already been protected; and a step for comparing the first right information related to the digital content with the second right information related to the content management system. On condition that the first right information does not conflict with the second right information, the digital content is saved in the content management system. On condition that the first right information conflicts with the second right information, correction processing is performed. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
A mechanism is provided for testing circuit traces extending along a flexible substrate (10) the flexible substrate (10) being fed in a longitudinal direction (15) between an upper plate (17) and a lower plate (18). The plates (17, 18) include a number of apertures (23) extending across the flexible substrate (10) with segments (20, 22) there between. The segments (22) of the lower plate (18) are arranged under the apertures (23) of the upper plate (17) and vice versa. Test probes (24) are applied to both sides of the flexible substrate (10) through the apertures (23) with the segments (20, 22) providing a backing surface for probe contact. A two-probe method (Figs 2 - 5 not shown) may be used to determine the electrical characteristics e.g. open circuits of a circuit trace extending between test points or a signal-probe method (Figs 6 - 7) may be used to determine the capacitance between a circuit trace and the plates (17, 18) thereby indicating short circuits. The substrate may be moved in incremental steps, as required to complete the testing process.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for managing digital content in content management system are provided. The content management system includes a filter operable to automatically determine a first protected format of digital content that has been imported into the content management system, and a transformer operable to transform the digital content from the first protected format into a second protected format. The second protected format is different from the first protected format.
Abstract:
A mechanism is provided for testing circuit traces extending along a flexible substrate, which is fed in a longitudinal direction between an upper plate and a lower plate. The upper plate includes a number of upper apertures extending across the flexible substrate and a number of upper segments, also extending across the flexible substrate, between adjacent apertures. The lower plate includes lower segments extending under the upper apertures and lower apertures extending under the upper segments. Two upper test probes are moved above the flexible substrate, while two lower test probes are moved under the flexible substrate. Tests are applied to both sides of the flexible substrate as the probes are brought into contact with test points in the areas accessible through the upper and lower apertures, with segments extending along the apertures on the opposite sides of the flexible substrate providing a backing surface for probe contact. A two-probe method may be used to determine the electrical characteristics of a circuit trace extending between test points, or a single-probe method may be used to determine the capacitance between a circuit trace and the plates. Circuit areas on the substrate are moved between the plates in a series of incremental motions to expose various points through the apertures as required to complete the testing process.