Document printed with graphical symbols which encode information
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Apr 1, 2004
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Aug 5, 2003
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Feb 9, 2001
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A document is printed with graphical symbols which encode information but are not human readable; the graphical symbols are formed into some or all of a visible, decorative element printed onto the document. Prior art graphical symbols have not been assembled into any kind of visible decorative element, such as a picture, logo, word, signature or seal. Instead, they have generally been large and obtrusive blocks which considerably mar the appearance of a printed document. This negative impact on appearance has been one of the major causes inhibiting the uptake of graphical symbol technology (e.g. glyphs) for encoding information.
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