DICOWEB Trademark

Computer programs for use in printing industry firm management and firm planning, namely, billing, personnel management, financial accounting, financial auditing, work preparation, production, directing and supervision, strategic planning, purchasing, product distribution, production planning, product development, product maintenance, product quality control, and product production and manufacture for use in the printing industry, and for use in control and supervision of pre-printing machines, printing presses, printing form engraving machines, post-printing printed matter handling machines, top surface conditioning machines for printing forms, and printing plants, in the field of business of printing; computer programs for networked linking of print shop machines; computer programs on data carriers for transferring process data from pre-printing machines to printing presses; and networked and standalone computers for producing, working, transfer and output of data for manufacture of printing forms and creating of printed images inside and outside of print shop machines computer programs for operating, control and supervision of machines for cutting, laquering, folding, perforating, stapling, collating, inserting, transporting, storing, addressing and packing of printed material

Parts for printing machines, namely, material feeders, ink dispensers, industrial printing rollers, printing blankets, and squeegees for relief printing, surface printing and intaglio printing, and printing forms; printing machines, namely, roll and sheet printing presses for relief printing, surface printing and intaglio printing, and printing forms; machines for feeding printing materials to printing presses as parts of printing presses, namely, sheet feeders, stream feeders, roll feeders, conveyer feeders, sheet grippers, and sheet detectors; machines for receiving printed materials output from printing presses as parts of printing presses, namely, heaters, dryers, perforators, folders, staplers, binders, glue stations, collators, scorers, and printed sheet stackers; machines as parts of printing presses for post-press handling of printed materials, namely, cutting machines, laquering machines, folding machines, perforating machines, stapling machines, collating machines, envelope stuffing machines, printed matter stacking machines, sheet conveyers, addressing machines, and printed matter packing machines

Design and development of computer programs for others for running printing presses; development and improvement of computer programs for working with data and for process control in the field and business of printing