Universal document support stand
CA 2089714 A1 · Owner: Terc, Michael · Inventors: Terc, Michael; Hegarty, David
Overview
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A document support stand (1) may be located at a computer workstation (24), and positioned to one side of a monitor (30) to support a projected document or document holder. The stand (1) combines a first support apparatus, support stand (2) and a second support apparatus document holder (4). Support stand (2) can support articles at various spatial locations without the use of mechanical balancing devices and includes a main support body (6) an arm, (8) and a bracket (10) which can be adapted to function alone or in combination with a second support apparatus document holder (4). The viewing side (730) of document holder (4) can position a mounted document or document holder in rotation and …
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- Filed August 21, 1991. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended August 21, 2011.
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