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A slip-on cover can be used for robust handling. Publishers avoid printing, inventory storage and delivery costs, so other books can be discounted significantly for netpage delivery. When they are loved until they die, they can be printed over and over again. Security 3. That is, secret key cryptography and public key cryptography. Netpage networks use both classes of cryptography.

Two parties wishing to exchange messages must first be prepared to securely exchange private keys. The two keys are mathematically related in such a way that any message encrypted using one key can only be decrypted using the other key. So one of these keys is made public while the other is kept secret. The public key is used to encrypt any message intended for the private key holder. Once encrypted using the public key, the message can only be decrypted using the private key.

In this way, the two parties can exchange messages securely without first exchanging private keys. In order to ensure that the private key is secure, it is common for the private key holder to generate a key pair. The secret key holder can create a known hash of the message and encrypt the hash using the secret key. Then, everyone has a secret key holder for that particular message by decrypting the encrypted hash, using the public key, and verifying the hash against the message.

When a signature is added to a message, the recipient of the message can verify that the message is authentic and that it has not been altered in transit. This is usually done using certificates and certificate authorities. A certificate authority is a trusted third party that authenticates the connection between the opinion and someone’s identity.

The certificate authority verifies the identity of the person by examining the identity document, and then creates and signs a digital certificate containing the person’s identity details and public key. Anyone who trusts the certificate authority can use the public key in the certificate with a high degree of certainty that it is authentic. They only have to verify that the certificate was actually signed by a certificate authority whose public key is well known.

Private key cryptography is used for all other purposes. A session key, by definition, may have any short validity period. The first ID 62 is public and uniquely identifies the printer on the netpage network. The second ID is secret and is used when the printer is first registered on the network.

It securely transmits the secret ID and public key to the netpage registration server. The server compares the secret ID with the printer secret ID recorded in its database and accepts the registration if the IDs match. It then creates a certificate containing the printer’s public ID and public signature key, signs it, and stores the certificate in the registration database.

Every document sent to the printer through the page server is addressed to a particular user and signed by the publisher using the publisher’s private signature key. The page server verifies that the publisher is allowed to deliver the publication to the designated user via the registration database.

The page server verifies the signature using the publisher’s public key obtained from the publisher’s certificate stored in the registration database. The pen ID 61 uniquely identifies the pen on the netpage network. The pen communicates with the printer via a radio frequency signal whenever it is within range of the printer.

Once the pen and printer are registered, they regularly exchange session keys. Whenever the pen transmits digital ink to the printer, the digital ink is always encrypted using the appropriate session key.

Digital ink is never transmitted in clear text. Both have a large but finite storage capacity for the session key, and if necessary will forget the session keys in the order in which they were used rather than most recently. If they do not know each other, the printer determines whether it is considered to know the pen.

This may be because, for example, the pen belongs to a user who is registered to use the printer. If the printer is not intended to know the pen, it agrees with the pen to ignore it until it is placed in the charging cup, at which point it begins the registration procedure.

The key-exchange key is also recorded in the netpage registration server database at the time of manufacture. During registration, the pen transmits its pen ID to the printer, and the printer transmits the pen ID to the netpage registration server. The server generates a session key for use by the printer and pen and securely transmits the session key to the printer.

It also carries a copy of the session key that is encrypted with the pen key-exchange key. The printer internally stores a session key that is indexed by the pen ID and transmits the encrypted session key to the pen. The pen internally stores a session key indexed by printer ID.

A registered but “unowned” pen requests and fills in a form for netpage user and pen registration, registers a new user to which a new pen is automatically linked, or creates a new pen Can only be used to add to an existing user.

Netpage printers include a mechanism for printing water marks, but will do so only on request from an appropriately authorized publisher. The publisher indicates its authority to print the water mark in the certificate that the printer can authenticate. The back-to-back pages include mirror image watermark areas that match at the time of printing. The dither matrix used in the odd and even water mark areas is designed to produce interference effects when the areas are viewed together and achieved by looking through the printed paper.

This extends to copying netpages on a netpage recognition photocopier. Thus, they may include a picture of the user that was captured when the user registered biometric information with the netpage registration server, as described in Section 2.

The unique ID of the secure document is only valid for the lifetime of the document, and the secure document ID is assigned non-sequentially to prevent their prediction by opportunistic forgers. A secure document verification pen can be created with built-in feedback when verification fails to support easy presentation point document verification.

They are only a significant obstacle to accidental fabrication. Online document verification, particularly using a verification pen, provides an additional level of security that is needed, but still not immune to forgery at all.

Therefore, it is impossible for the recipient to give up delivery. E-commerce model 4. Many of the systems are independent of the type of account being used. The certificate authority verifies registration details of the card issuer and cardholder as appropriate, and verifies registration details of the acquirer and merchant as appropriate. The cardholder and the authorization securely store their private signature keys on their computers.

During the payment process, these certificates are used to mutually authenticate the merchant and cardholder and to authenticate both to the payment gateway. An interim solution that maintains the cardholder’s key and certificate at the server and provides the cardholder’s access via a password has had some success.

Since the system is pen-based, the biometric being used is the user’s online signature, which consists of time-varying pen position and pressure. Fingerprint biometrics are more expensive, but can be used by designing a fingerprint sensor in the pen.

Only the biometric being used is not an authentication aspect of the system and does not affect the capture of the biometric. This is done in a controlled environment, such as a bank, where biometrics can be captured at the same time that the user’s identity is verified. Biochemistry is captured and stored in a registration database linked to the user’s record. User photos are also optionally captured and linked to records. The SET cardholder registration process is completed and the resulting private signature key and certificate are stored in the database.

The user’s payment card information is also stored, giving the netpage registration server enough information to act as the user’s proxy in any SET payment transaction. To transmit. The server validates the biometric for the user specified by the pen ID and then acts as the user’s proxy in completing the SET payment transaction. The latter depends on the level of grant already given to the user.

The user receives a statement periodically and can settle any outstanding debit balance using a standard payment mechanism. Subsequent input through the page is tagged with a transaction ID so that the application can establish the appropriate context for the user input. However, to protect user privacy, a unique user ID 60 known to the netpage system is not published to the application. This is to prevent various application providers from easily correlating irrelevantly stored operational data.

The alias ID is then submitted to the hyperlink application. The system records not only the expected frequency of publication, but also the willingness to accept the user’s subscribed publications.

The resource description uses a Dublin Core metadata element set designed to facilitate the discovery of electronic resources. Dublin Core metadata conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium W3C Resource Description Framework RDF. The netpage system automatically transfers the copyright fee from the user to the rights holder when the user prints the copyrighted content.

Communication protocol A communication protocol defines an ordered exchange of messages between entities. In a netpage system, entities such as pens, printers, and servers utilize a set of defined protocols in order to coordinate user interaction with the netpage system. Each entity is represented by a rectangle that includes a vertical column that represents the name of the entity and the lifeline of the entity.

During the time an entity exists, the lifeline is shown as a dashed line. During the time an entity is active, the lifeline is drawn as a double line.

Because the protocol considered here does not create or destroy an entity, the lifeline is typically cut short as soon as the entity stops participating in the protocol.

Each user’s edition may be laid out differently, but many user editions will share common content such as text objects and image objects. Thus, the subscription delivery protocol delivers document structures to individual printers via pointcasts but delivers shared content objects via multicast. It then sends each document structure containing its document ID and page description to the page server 10 responsible for the newly assigned ID of the document.

It includes a dedicated application ID 64, a subscriber alias ID 65, and an associated set of multicast channel names. It signs the message using its private signature key. Use application ID and alias ID to get. The request to the registration server of the page server fails if the application ID and alias ID do not identify both subscription It contains an associated set of multicast channel names for the printer to listen to.

Both the page server and the printer monitor the appropriate multicast channel and receive its required content object. They can then capture document structures that have been pointcast in the past. This allows the page server to help add complex documents to its database, which allows the printer to print the documents. A click identifies a page and a location on the page.

The printer already knows the pen ID 61 from the pen connection protocol. The address may already be in the cache if the user has recently interacted with the same page. The printer then forwards the pen ID, dedicated ID 62, page ID, and click location to the page server. Assuming that the associated input element is a hyperlink element , the page server obtains the associated application ID 64 and link ID 54, and the network address of the application server that acts as the host of application 71 via DNS To decide.

The hyperlink request class diagram is shown in FIG. The hyperlink request records the requesting user and printer ID and identifies the hyperlink instance that was clicked.

Then, the page server transmits the unique server ID 53, hyperlink request ID, and link ID to the application. It then sends the document to the page server 10b responsible for the newly assigned ID of the document along with the requesting page server ID and hyperlink request ID. The first page server rejects the request if the hyperlink request has expired or is for another application.

This allows the application to establish a special context for the hyperlink activation transaction. In order to obtain not only the user ID but also an alias ID 65 that matches the application ID and the user ID, it is transmitted. It includes an alias ID in the message sent to the application, allowing the application to establish a special context for hyperlink activation to the user. A stroke identifies a page and a path on the page.

Assuming the associated input element is a text field , the page server appends the stroke to the text field’s digital ink. The registration server identifies the user corresponding to the pen, uses the user’s accumulated handwriting model , and interprets the stroke as handwritten text. Once it converts the stroke to text, the registration server returns the text to the requesting page server.

The page server appends text to the text value of the text field. It sends not only the format ID 56 and the current data content of the format, but also the application ID 64 associated with the format of which the signature field is a part. The registration server identifies the user corresponding to the pen and uses the user’s dynamic signature biometric to validate the stroke as the user’s signature.

Once it verifies the signature, the registration server uses the application ID 64 and user ID 60 to identify a secret signature key that is special to the user’s application.

It then uses the key to generate a digital signature of the form data and returns the digital signature to the requesting page server. The page server assigns the digital signature to the signature field and sets the status of the associated format to frozen. This allows a single form to capture multiple user signatures. It thus follows the protocol defined in section 5.

If the form includes any signature field, the application extracts the alias ID 65 associated with the corresponding digital signature and validates each one by obtaining the corresponding certificate from the registration server Fees for fees and fees for fees can also be paid from the publisher to the printer provider.

When the target application needs to credit the source application provider, it sends the application provider credit to the original page server along with the hyperlink request ID. The page server uses the hyperlink request ID to identify the source application and sends a credit to the associated registration server 11 along with the source application ID 64, dedicated server ID 53, and hyperlink request ID. The registration server credits the corresponding application provider account It also notifies the application provider.

The page server uses the hyperlink request ID to identify the printer and sends a credit to the associated registration server along with the printer ID. The registration server credits the corresponding printer provider account Netpage pen description 6. The pen top is rotatably attached to one end of the housing and is in operation. The translucent cover is fixed to the opposite end of the housing The cover is also made of molded plastic and is made of a translucent material so that the user can see the status of the LEDs mounted in the housing The cover substantially protrudes rearward from the main part and the main part surrounding the end of the housing and fits into a corresponding slot formed in the wall of the housing The special part is included.

The wireless antenna is attached after a portion protruding in the housing The threads surrounding the opening A on the cover are arranged to receive the metal end piece , including the corresponding threads The metal end piece is removable to allow ink cartridge replacement.

The antenna is also mounted on the flexible PCB A status LED is attached to the top of the pen for good general visibility. An ink pen cartridge with a nib and a stylus with a stylus nib are mounted side by side in the housing Either the ink cartridge nib or the stylus nib can be brought forward through the open end of the metal end piece by rotation of the pen top The respective slider blocks and are attached to the ink cartridge and the stylus , respectively.

A rotatable cam barrel is fixed to the pen top during operation and is prepared to rotate therewith. The cam barrel includes a cam in the form of a slot in the cam barrel wall Cam followers and projecting from slider blocks and include cams in the form of slots in cam barrel wall Cam followers and protruding from the slider blocks and are accommodated in the biting slot During rotation of the cam barrel , the slider blocks or move relative to each other to project either the nib or the stylus nib through the hole in the metal end piece A second flexible PCB is mounted on the electronic component chassis located within the housing A second flexible PCB mounts an infrared LED to provide infrared radiation for projection onto the surface.

An image sensor is provided mounted on the second flexible PCB to receive the radiation reflected from the surface. The second flexible PCB also attaches a radio frequency chip including an RF transmitter and RF receiver, and a controller chip for controlling operation on the pen Optical component block formed from a molded transparent plastic optical component block is located within cover , projects an infrared beam onto the surface, and receives an image into image sensor A power wire connects components on the second flexible PCB to a battery contact that is mounted within the cam barrel A terminal connects the battery contact and the cam barrel A 3 volt rechargeable battery is located in the cam barrel that contacts the battery contacts.

Inductive charging coil is mounted around a second flexible PCB to allow recharging of battery via induction. The second flexible PCB is used when either the stylus or the ink cartridge is used for writing to allow determination of the force applied to the surface by the nib or stylus nib An infrared LED and an infrared photodiode for detecting displacement in the cam barrel are also attached.

The IR photodiode detects light from the IR LED via a reflector not shown attached to the slider blocks and It is arranged to record the location data from the nearest location tag and utilize the optical component and controller chip to calculate the distance of the nib or from the location tab. The controller chip calculates the pen tip-to-tag distance from the pen orientation and the perspective distortion observed on the imaged tag. Utilizing the RF chip and the antenna , the pen can transmit digital ink data encrypted for security and implemented for efficient transmission to a computing system.

As pen moves out of range, digital ink data is buffered in pen Pen circuitry is arranged to store digital ink data during pen movement on the surface for approximately 12 minutes. Can be transmitted later. Bus allows for the exchange of data between the components of controller chip A flash memory and a KB DRAM are also included.

A transceiver controller and baseband circuit are also included to connect to an RF chip that includes an RF resonator and an inductor connected to the RF circuit and antenna Handles range wireless communication. It is a medium performance up to 40 MHz general purpose RISC processor.

Analog RF components RF circuit , RF resonator and inductor are provided in separate RF chips. Nobuda, N.

Okusenya, Paper by R. Nagayoshi and M. It implements a dedicated circuit that monitors the force sensor photodiode and wakes up the controller via the power manager in a pen down event. The accelerometer is illustrated with a ghost outline in FIGS. In that case, each location tag ID can identify an object of interest rather than a location on the surface.

For example, when the object is a user interface input element for example, a command button , the tag ID of each location tag in the area of the input element can directly identify the input element. While position integration accumulates errors in the sensed acceleration, accelerometers typically have a high resolution and the time period of the stroke in which the errors accumulate is short.

Netpage printer description 7. It uses a straight paper path through which paper passes through duplexed print engines and that print both sides of the paper simultaneously in full color and in full cut. This creates a final bound document with a thickness range from one sheet to several hundred sheets.

Has a bladder or chamber. The cartridge also includes a micro air filter in the base molding. The micro air filter connects to the air pump inside the printer via a hose This is a microparticle memjet that provides filtered air to the printhead, otherwise clogging the printhead nozzles TM Trademark Prevents entry into the print head By incorporating an air filter within the cartridge, the operational lifetime of the filter is effectively linked to the lifetime of the cartridge.

The ink cartridge is a fully recyclable product with the capacity to print and bond pages paper. TM The top sheet is pushed directly out of the media tray into the TM printhead assembly, past the sheet sensor on the first print engine Two memjets TM The TM print engines and are mounted in opposite inline sequential configurations along a straight paper path.

The paper is drawn into the first print engine by a pickup roller that is supplied with integrated power. The position and size of the paper are detected, and full-cut printing starts. Fixtures are printed simultaneously to assist in drying in the shortest time.

TM Continue to feed into the trademark print engine The printed page passes between a spike wheel shaft , which is powered with a fiber support roller, and another working axle with a spike wheel and a momentary glue wheel. A separate motor supplies power to this camshaft. This axle leads to a glue wheel that absorbs the adhesive by capillary action through the radial holes.

A molded housing surrounds the glue wheel and has an opening in the front. Pivoting side moldings and flip-up outer doors are attached to metal fittings and pivot sideways when the rest of assembly is pushed forward. This action exposes the glue wheel through the front of the molded housing A tension spring closes the assembly and actually covers the glue wheel during periods of inactivity. The 7. It consists of a medium performance general purpose microprocessor.

The control processor communicates with the print engine control device via the high-speed serial bus Each print engine controller enlarges and dithers the page image, and its associated memjet in real time ie, over 30 pages per minute TM Printing on the trademark print head The duplexed print engine controller prints both sides of the paper simultaneously. This is copied to the main memory at boot time. Analog RF components RF circuit and RF resonator and inductor are provided in a separate RF chip The network interface module is separate to allow the netpage printer to select the network connection at the factory or in the field.

The print engine controller is provided in a separate ASIC. Netpage network Internet interfaces include POTS modems, hybrid fiber-coaxial HFC cable modems, ISDN modems, DSL modems, satellite transceivers, current and next generation cellular telephone transceivers, and wireless local line WLL transceivers.

Local interfaces include IEEE parallel port , 10Base-T, and Base-T Ethernet, USB and USB 2. If an internet connection is available on the local network, the local network interface can be used as a netpage network interface. In an alternative embodiment, the printer uses an IrDA interface for short range communication with a properly configured netpage pen.

The main processor stores each compressed page in memory. The simplest way to optimally distribute loads for multiple DSPs is to have each DSP rasterize a separate page. In general, since any number of rasterized pages can be stored in memory, the DSP can always be kept busy.

This strategy only leads to potentially insufficient DSP utilization when rasterizing short documents. Each tag encodes a page ID, tag ID, and control bits, and the data content of each tag is generated during rasterization and stored in the compressed page image. Each print engine controller stores the compressed page image in its local memory and initiates page expansion and a print pipeline. While one page is loaded into the DRAM via the high-speed serial interface , the previously loaded page is read from the DRAM and passes through the print engine controller pipeline.

Once the page has finished printing, the page just loaded is printed while another page is loaded. Renders at the two-layer netpage tag layer according to the tag format. The second stage dithers at the continuous printing CMYK layer and creates a two-layer black layer at on the resulting two-layer CMYK layer. Most of these line buffers are stored in DORAM that is not mounted on the chip. The final stage is the memjet of six channels of double-layer dot data including fixatief via the printhead interface TM Printing is performed on the trademark print head These line velocities are well within the operating frequency range of the Memjet TM printhead above 30 kHz in the current design.

Conclusion The invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiment and a number of specific alternative embodiments. However, it will be appreciated by persons skilled in the relevant art that many other embodiments different from those specifically described will fall within the spirit and scope of the invention. Thus, it will be understood that the invention is not intended to be limited to the specific embodiments described herein, including documents incorporated by cross-reference where appropriate.

The scope of the invention is limited only by the appended claims. TM FIG. Is possible, A system for delivering books. ペンが、特定のユーザに特有の識別コードを含み、コンピュータシステムがペンの使用を監視するために配列される、請求項１に記載されるシステム。 The system of claim 1, wherein the pen includes an identification code specific to a particular user and the computer system is arranged to monitor the use of the pen.

ペンがマーキングペン先を含む、請求項１に記載されるシステム。 The system of claim 1, wherein the pen includes a marking nib. プリンタが、フォーマットされた情報を印刷するのと同時に、コード化されたデータを含むタグを印刷するために配列される、請求項１に記載されるシステム。 The system of claim 1, wherein the printer is arranged to print a tag containing encoded data simultaneously with printing the formatted information. コード化されたデータを含むタグが、可視スペクトルの中で実質的には非可視である、請求項１に記載されるシステム。 The system of claim 1, wherein a tag that includes encoded data is substantially invisible in the visible spectrum.

書籍が複数のページを含む場合に、書籍を結合するための結合手段をプリンタが含む、請求項１に記載されるシステム。 The system of claim 1, wherein the printer includes combining means for combining the books when the book includes a plurality of pages.

AUPQA AUPQA0 en JPA JPA en. JPA5 JPA5 en. JPB2 true JPB2 en. JPA Expired – Fee Related JPB2 en. JPA Pending JPA en. Computer system control method with user data via the surface of a print medium. JPA Ceased JPA en. US USB1 en. EP EPB1 en. JP JPB2 en. KR KRB1 en. CN CNC en. AT ATT en. AU AUA en.

BR BRA en. CA CAC en. DE DET2 en. DKT3 en. EST3 en. HK HKA1 en. IL ILD0 en. MX MXPAA en. SGA1 en. 今回のチャレンジは、キャラのアニメーションでした。 前作「Retrocity」では、回転アニメくらいしかしてなかったし、今回でも、頭や腕の繋ぎのアニメは回転や移動だけでOKだったのですが（時々、間接が外れることがありますが、それはご愛嬌で）…今回はどうしてもポーズや表情によって絵を変える必要がありました。. JavaScriptにも、CreateJSというライブラリーに、SpriteSheetというクラスがあって、それが同じような働きをするらしいのですが…　 これがどうも、ブラウザによって動いたり動かなかったりするようなんです！！ 実際、参考書のサンプルプログラムも、Chromeでは動くがIEでは動かなかったので、私のプログラムのせいじゃない…。.

これじゃ信用ならんと、今回は別の方法を使って無理やりしのぎました。 （実際には、絵ごとにオブジェクトを作って、状況に応じてステージ内と外でオブジェクトの位置を入れ替えてアニメしてるように見せている）. てな感じで、一応いろんなブラウザでも動くようにはなったと思うのですが… それでも、Safariではサウンドが遅延するとか、完全には対応し切れてません。 （さらにFire Foxとか、試してないので、動くかどうか未確認）.

絵が下手なのは、ご勘弁を。 今回は（これもチャレンジで）、紙の下書きなしに、不慣れなタブレットだけで絵を描いてみました。 あと、仕事でもないのにリソースにあまり時間かけるのが嫌で、適当に描いてるところもあります。（言い訳。まあ、絵描きが本職でもないんだけど）. HTML5、ブラウザの対応がまちまちで信用なりません。 教科書通りにやって、Chromeではちゃんと動くのに、IEやSafariでは動かないとか、普通にあるもんね。どこがスタンダードやねん。 PCベースでは、まだFlashの方が信頼性高い気がします。.

また、参考書によって流派が違っていて、不安になります。 今回のゲームでは、CreateJSというライブラリを使っています。Flash使いにとってはわかりやすく非常にありがたいものの、これは本当にスタンダードなのか、これに頼っていていいのか、すごく不安。HTML5ゲーム作りのスタンダードって、本当はどんな感じなんですかね…。.

ゲーム内容は、オマージュというかパロディというか…。 最近、InternetArcadeでハマってしまった「ニューヨーク！ニューヨーク！」というゲームが元になってます。 当時（子供の頃）もリアルタイムで遊びましたが、ちょっと難度が高いのと、キャラというか世界観が意味不明なこともあって、そんなに好きでもなかった。しかし、今プレイすると、なかなか良く考えられていて、何回も遊んでもなかなか飽きない、良いゲームだなと再確認。.

赤いヤツに弾を当てると、原作さながらに「ワオ！」「ブラボー！」なんて声を出すようにしましたが、これは私の声です（笑）。 声を3DSのデフォルトアプリ「ニンテンドー3DSサウンド」で録音し、これで高い声に加工して、PCに取り込み、MP3化しました。 3DSが意外なところで役に立ちました。もっとも、こんなことに3DSを使うなんて、いかにも手作り感～。. 子供の頃（まだテレビゲームがなかった時代）、友だちとよく「鉛筆戦争」という遊びをしました。 紙に書いた戦車や戦闘機を、鉛筆を弾いて戦わせる、ちょっとしたウォーシミュレーションみたいなゲームです。 （遊んだことのない人には、この説明ではちょっとわかりにくいと思いますが…）.

個人的には、なぞる系パズルより、「ぷよぷよ」みたいに「ためてためて、連鎖で大逆転！」的な、積み込み系パズルの方が好きなんですが… （以前作った「 クリスタルマンサー 」はそっち系のつもり。あ、ぷよぷよは最近なぞる系になったんだっけ？）. あ、でも今回、玉の落ち方は思ったとおりに作れたかな。あと、製作期間も（年末年始のインフルエンザを挟んだ上で）1ヶ月ちょっと、と短く完成できたのはGJかな。 …と、自分を褒めてみる。だれも褒めてくれないからね（笑）。.

Baka-ski GooglePlay 　（GooglePlayに飛びます）. だいぶ昔に、 このBlogで公開 していたゲームを、Android用にリメイクしたものです。. おっと、そういえば、例の Android5.

再インストールをしようとしても、 エラーとなりインストールできない！ Googleドライブに置いてあったapkをインストールしようとしても同じエラーが！. わあ、そのまんまだ。 エラー状況 エラー）など、まさに同じ現象について言及されてます。 Adobeの人の回答もあるのですがイマイチ要領を得ず（英語なので、ざっとしか把握してませんが）、「Googleに対処をお願いしている」というような結論に見えます。. 実際、Windows OSを採用したPCを販売するメーカーは、展示会場でその点を盛んにアピールしていた。Adobe MAX初日に米国で「VAIO Z Canvas」の販売を開始することを発表したVAIOや、2日目に「Surface Book」や「Surface Pro 4」を発表したMicrosoftは、いずれもCreative Cloudのデスクトップアプリをプレインストールしてその使い勝手をクリエイターにアピールしていた。.

前者のメリットは、クリエイターの多くが慣れ親しんでいるMacの開発元であるAppleのソリューションという安心感と、モバイルOSやSoCを採用することでデバイスが軽量 これに対して後者のメリットは、クリエイターが普段慣れ親しんでいるCreative Cloudのデスクトップ版アプリ Illustrator CC、InDesign CC、Photoshop CC、Lightroom CC、Premiere Pro CC、AfterEffect CC、Audition CC、Character Animator をそのまま使え、かつ複数のハードウェアメーカーから製品を選択できる点だ。.

しかし、今はAdobeもMicrosoftも、ソフトウェアのライセンスを従来の永続型からサブスクリプション型へと移行しつつある。既にAdobeは永続型の提供はコンシューマ向けだけに限っており、クリエイター向けはサブスクリプション型のCreative Cloudへと移行を進めている。Microsoftも同様で、Office というサブスクリプション型のOfficeへの移行を顧客に奨めている。. Adobeも、Microsoftも、サブスクリプション型ではMac OSとWindowsを区別しておらず、制限されている台数以内 Adobe Creative CloudやMicrosoft Office Soloなら2台など であれば、どのデバイスでもユーザーが自由にインストールできる。このため、Mac OSを1台、Windowsを1台という使い方も可能で、以前に比べれば相互環境への移行はハードルが低くなっている。. 従って、今後はクリエイターも、自宅やオフィスなどデスク上で使うPCは引き続きMacデバイス Mac ProやMacBook Proなど を使い、出先に持って行くタブレットや2-in-1デバイスを、ペンが利用できるWindowsにするという選択肢も十二分にあり得る。.

 
 

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