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Showing papers on "Page layout published in 1978"


Book ChapterDOI
01 Jan 1978
TL;DR: Within the general problem area of location problems, the layout planning problem or facilities location problem has for years attracted the attention of building planners (architects, industrial engineers, and operations researchers).
Abstract: Within the general problem area of location problems, the layout planning problem or facilities location problem has for years attracted the attention of building planners (architects, industrial engineers) and operations researchers.

193 citations


Patent
13 Feb 1978
TL;DR: In this paper, an electronic system for reducing a full page of text to fit onto the visual display screen of a partial page display word processing device for purposes of reviewing the format and page layout of the text is presented.
Abstract: An electronic system for reducing a full page of text to fit onto the visual display screen of a partial page display word processing device for purposes of reviewing the format and page layout of the text. The text is not always legible in this condensed mode, which is switch selectable by the operator, but while in this mode the text may be edited and manipulated in the normal manner provided by the controls of the word processing device. The system utilizes both electronic digital logic and analog circuits to condense the size of an entire page of text by approximately a factor of three. The digital logic selects and displays only five of the normal fourteen horizontal lines of dots comprising each row of characters within the page of text to be reduced, thus condensing the characters vertically. The analog circuit causes less current to flow through the horizontal winding of the deflection yoke of the cathode ray tube which constitutes the visual display screen without otherwise affecting the display circuit. This causes less deflection of the beam, thus condensing the page of text horizontally.

29 citations


Journal ArticleDOI
TL;DR: In this paper, a computer system for the production of plant layout design is presented, which includes three major components: one component builds the relationships between the production departments, another component uses the departmental relationships to produce three unique design alternatives, each of which is generated by different techniques.