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Don V Pham

from Worcester, MA
Age ~59

Don Pham Phones & Addresses

  • Worcester, MA
  • Orlando, FL
  • 4100 Pelee St, Orlando, FL 32817

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Don Pham

Address:
4100 Pelee St, Orlando, FL
Phone:
(407) 761-5202
License #:
53867 - Active
Category:
Health Care
Issued Date:
Aug 11, 2015
Effective Date:
Aug 11, 2015
Expiration Date:
Sep 30, 2017
Type:
Pharmacist

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Interactive Sequential Key System To Input Characters On Small Keypads

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US Patent:
7561072, Jul 14, 2009
Filed:
Nov 19, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/942011
Inventors:
Don Pham - Longwood FL, US
International Classification:
H03M 11/00
US Classification:
341 23, 341 21, 341176, 345160, 345166, 379 9001
Abstract:
This invention discloses an interactive sequential system to input letters of the English alphabet and of many world languages, numbers, punctuation marks and many other symbols on keypads with few buttons. The invention includes a device for receiving input characters from a user, having a keypad with a plurality of keys arranged in rows and columns forming a keypad array; a display screen showing a plurality of character sets arranged in rows and columns forming a character set onscreen array wherein each element in the character set array is mapped to each element in the keypad array; and a processor for receiving a selection of one of the plurality of keys on the keypad to designate a character set by its corresponding location coordinate as mapped on the keypad array. Sequential key selection drills down through nested arrays.

Sequential Two-Key System To Input Keyboard Characters And Many Alphabets On Small Keypads

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US Patent:
20060267804, Nov 30, 2006
Filed:
May 16, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/383605
Inventors:
Don Pham - Longwood FL, US
International Classification:
B41J 5/00
US Classification:
341022000, 400486000, 379093270, 379368000
Abstract:
This invention discloses a sequential two-key system to input letters of the English alphabet and of many world languages, numbers, punctuation marks, page-control characters, line-control characters, cursor-control characters and many other symbols on keypads with few buttons. Character repeating, shifting and control access are feasible. Brief and easy to understand notations are displayed on the keypads. The system is easy to learn and the keypads may be used on portable devices such as PDA, hand-held computers, hand-held text-messaging devices and telephones.
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