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What does Trustcopy do? |
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Trustcopy provides integrated solutions for delivery,
authentication and management of both electronic
and paper document over Internet by using Trustcopy's
unique technologies. Our solution ensures Authenticity,
Integrity & Non-repudiation of transferred
documents over the Internet.
Trustcopy have a series of products on trading
and financial document solutions, on-line document
delivery and printing services, etc.
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Why use Trustcopy? |
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The existing business processes are based on
paper document. People do not want, or cannot
afford, to change their existing business processes.
Existing legal framework is defined on paper
document. For example, bill of lading for title
transfer of goods.
Paper document is tangible, gives immediate feel
of trust and it is necessary for many applications,
for example, claiming goods.
Paper document is mobile, can be presented to
anybody, at anytime, and at any place.
Reduces a lot of paper work (transfer, processing)
More secure: prevent unauthorised duplication
and frogery
Faster: delivery original document at Internet
speed
Cost saving
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What is Trustcopy optical watermark? |
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Trustcopy optical watermark are the
stamps that appear on the printed document to protect
the document from unauthorized duplication and forgery.
It is using Trustcopy's patent technology. |
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What is anti-copy watermark? |
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| Figure 1 Anti-copy watermark
appearing as Trustcopy logo (left) and photocopied
result (right). |
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| Figure 2 shows micro-prints
and the result after photocopying or scanning
and reprinting. |
The logo-based watermark provides a visual cue
to users so that at first glance, they can detect
some changes such as the logo disappearing or
appearing too dark or the embedded word such as
"COPY", "SAMPLE" or logo appearing.
Based on the visual cue, users can choose to
examine the micro-prints closely using a magnifier
of at least 10x. Micro-prints are robust in protecting
the document against copying by photocopying,
faxing or scanning and reprinting.
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What is anti-forgery watermark? |
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Just having anti-copy watermark is insufficient
to protect a document as forgers can use various
techniques to modify critical contents in a document
such as dollar value, assignees in a will etc.
in the original document itself. Such forgery
attempts can be pre-empted by embedding important
information into Trustcopy's unique anti-forgery
watermark. As shown in figure 3, two types of
information are visible only by using the two
different "keys" provided.
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| Figure 3 Different information
viewed with different keys. |
Trustcopy's unique anti-forgery watermark uses
an "optical lock and key" concept where
information are encoded and locked in the watermark.
Only by using corresponding keys will the embedded
information be unlocked and is visible for visual
inspection of the authenticity of the critical
contents of the document. Each key is used to
unlock a specific "lock".
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What's the difference of anti-copy
and anti-forgery watermark? |
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The anti-copy watermark is to protect
the printed document from unauthorized duplication.
When a copy of the original is made, there are sufficient
changes on the copied version that it becomes visually
obvious that it is a copy. The anti-forgery watermark
is to protect forging of the printed document. You
can have confidential information such as your company
name or logo hidden in it. And you can use the special
"key" provided by Trustcopy to view and
verify it. |
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What are micro-prints?
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Micro-prints are the small characters which are
printed around anti-copy watermark. They are used
to protect the printed document against copying
by photocopying, faxing or scanning and reprinting
along with anti-copy watermark. You can examine
the micro-prints closely using a magnifier of
at least 10x. You can tell what the characters
are in the original document and the micro-prints
will become mistiness after photocopying.
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What is printing control?
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This module directly controls the laser printer
during printing to ensure that only the right
numbers of originals are printed. It can detect
both genuine errors such as paper jam, toner low
etc. and fake errors such as tugging on the paper
when the full page has already been printed but
has not been scrolled out. Currently, the module
supports HP LaserJet 5 and above printers.
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