1. A refining method for scrap silicon using an electron beam comprising:
(a) a step of selectively preparing lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing a specific impurity element as a dopant;
(b) a step of crushing the prepared lumps of scrap silicon;
(c) a step of placing the crushed silicon into a vacuum vessel;
(d) a step of irradiating the crushed silicon which was placed into the vacuum vessel with an electron beam to melt it and vaporize at least a portion of the impurity element, and
(e) a step of solidifying the resulting molten silicon.
2. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 1, wherein the impurity element is phosphorous, arsenic, or antimony.
3. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step of selectively preparing lumps of scrap silicon comprises a step of purchasing lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant, a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the purchased lumps of scrap silicon, a step of determining whether the purchased lumps of scrap silicon contain the specific impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity, and a step of not employing the purchased lumps of scrap silicon when they are not lumps of scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant.
4. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step of selectively preparing lumps of scrap silicon comprises a step of purchasing lumps of scrap silicon, a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the purchased lumps of scrap silicon, and a step of selecting from the purchased lumps of scrap silicon lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity.
5. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 1, including a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the silicon lumps obtained in the solidification step and ascertaining whether the lumps of scrap silicon used in refining were lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity.
6. A refining method for scrap silicon using an electron beam, comprising:
(a) a step of selectively preparing lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing a specific impurity element as a dopant;
(b) a step of crushing the prepared lumps of scrap silicon to obtain granular silicon;
(c) a step of placing the granular silicon into a holding portion provided in a vacuum vessel;
(d) a step of supplying a portion of the granular silicon in the holding portion to a hearth disposed in the vacuum vessel, irradiating the granular silicon in the hearth with an electron beam to melt it, and obtaining molten silicon from which at least a portion of the specific impurity element has been vaporized;
(e) a step of transferring the molten silicon to a crucible disposed in the vacuum vessel;
(f) a step of repeating steps (d) and (e) a prescribed number of times; and
(g) a step of solidifying the molten silicon in the crucible.
7. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 6 wherein the impurity element is phosphorous, arsenic, or antimony.
8. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 6 wherein the step of selectively preparing lumps of scrap silicon comprises a step of purchasing lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant, a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the purchased lumps of scrap silicon, a step of determining whether the purchased lumps of scrap silicon contain the specific impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity, and a step of not employing the purchased lumps of scrap silicon when they are not lumps of scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant.
9. A refining method for scrap silicon as claimed in claim 6 wherein the step of selectively preparing lumps of scrap silicon comprises a step of purchasing lumps of scrap silicon, a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the purchased lumps of scrap silicon, and a step of selecting from the purchased lumps of scrap silicon lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the specific impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity.
10. A method of refining scrap silicon as claimed in claim 6, including a step of measuring the electrical resistivity of the silicon lumps obtained in the solidification step and ascertaining whether the lumps of scrap silicon used in refining were lumps of n-type scrap silicon containing the impurity element as a dopant based on the measured electrical resistivity.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
What is claimed is:
1. A system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, the system comprising:
a) a component for creating a first message portion, said first message portion including instructions for transmission medium conversion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) a component for creating a second message portion associated with said first message portion, said second message portion having a message body, said message body having an email attachment in computer readable code such that said message body of said second message portion is reformattable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
c) a component for converting, if necessary, said instructions of said first message portion into computer readable code, and for converting, if necessary, said message body of said second message portion into computer readable code; and
d) a component for reformatting said message body of said second message portion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion.
2. The system of claim 1 further comprising in said message XML-defined mail merge tags and a list of addressees that together comprise a mail merged message package.
3. The system of claim 1 wherein said message is received by at least one of an independent site on the Internet, a series of linked sites at different points on a LAN, WAN, or internet, and an internal site on a LAN or WAN.
4. The system of claim 1 wherein said message has an addressee, said addressee identified with a unique id that is at least one of an email address, a postal address, a telephone number, a fax number, and a personal or institutional id within a private or public system, an enterprise or institution.
5. The system of claim 1 wherein:
said first message portion includes
a) user-required elements that designate parties to said message, provide a unique identifier of a message recipient, provide presentation features of said second message portion, and provide payment arrangements;
b) user-optional elements that modify presentation of the name of said recipient, modify presentation of said second message portion, support multiple mail merge features, elect document security standards and specify confirmation of delivery requirements; and
c) system-generated elements that provide unique message identifiers, provide technical specifications of an incoming message and provide technical specifications of an outgoing message; and
said second message portion utilizes computer mark-up language start-tag and end-tag markers.
6. The system of claim 1 wherein said message body of said second message portion is reformatted from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion, said system further comprising:
a) an email component to receive said message and to direct said message without intervention to a unique buffer for each of a plurality of said messages;
b) a browser component to open said message in said buffer; and
c) a component using a higher order (macro) language to read said first message portion of said message in said buffer and to store said instructions from said first message portion as variables, wherein said browser opens at least some email attachments in said second message portion in separate windows, said component using a higher order (macro) language passes format variables from said first message portion to software instructions that reformats said second message portion and displays in separate windows all versions of said second message portion after reformatting, and said component using a higher order (macro) language sends sequentially all of said versions of said second message portion that have been reformatted from said windows to designated output devices.
7. A method for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, the method comprising:
a) creating a first message portion, said first message portion including instructions for transmission medium conversion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) creating a second message portion associated with said first message portion, said second message portion having a message body, said message body having an email attachment in computer readable code such that said message body of said second message portion is reformattable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
c) a component for converting, if necessary, said instructions of said first message portion into computer readable code, and for converting, if necessary, said message body of said second message portion into computer readable code; and
d) reformatting said message body of said second message portion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion.
8. The method of claim 7 further comprising in said message XML-defined mail merge tags and a list of addressees that together comprise a mail merged message package.
9. The method of claim 7 wherein said message is received by at least one of an independent site on the Internet, a series of linked sites at different points on a LAN, WAN, or internet, and an internal site on a LAN or WAN.
10. The method of claim 7 wherein said message has an addressee, said addressee identified with a unique id that is at least one of an email address, a postal address, a telephone number, a fax number, a frequent flyer number, and a personnel id number within a given enterprise or institution.
11. The method of claim 7 wherein:
said first message portion includes
d) user-required elements that designate parties to said message, provide a unique identifier of a message recipient, provide presentation features of said second message portion, and provide payment arrangements;
e) user-optional elements that modify presentation of the name of said recipient, modify presentation of said second message portion, support multiple mail merge features, elect document security standards and specify confirmation of delivery requirements; and
f) system-generated elements that provide unique message identifiers, provide technical specifications of an incoming message and provide technical specifications of an outgoing message; and
said second message portion utilizes computer mark-up language start-tag and end-tag markers.
12. The method of claim 7 wherein said message body of said second message portion is reformatted from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion, said method further comprising:
a) using an email component to receive said message and to direct said message without intervention to a unique buffer for each of a plurality of said messages;
b) using a browser component to open said message in said buffer; and
c) using a component using a higher order (macro) language to read said first message portion of said message in said buffer and to store said instructions from said first message portion as variables, wherein said browser opens at least some email attachments in said second message portion in separate windows, said component using a higher order (macro) language passes format variables from said first message portion to software instructions that reformats said second message portion and displays in separate windows all versions of said second message portion after reformatting, and said component using a higher order (macro) language sends sequentially all of said versions of said second message portion that have been reformatted from said windows to designated output devices.
13. In a system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a message comprising:
a) a first message portion, said first message portion including instructions for transmission medium conversion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) a second message portion associated with said first message portion, said second message portion having a message body, said message body having an email attachment in computer readable code such that said message body of said second message portion is reformattable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
c) a component for converting, if necessary, said instructions of said first message portion into computer readable code, and for converting, if necessary, said message body of said second message portion into computer readable code; and
d) said message body of said second message portion being reformatted from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion.
14. The message of claim 13 further comprising in said message XML-defined mail merge tags and a list of addressees that together comprise a mail merged message package.
15. The message of claim 13 wherein said message is received by at least one of an independent site on the Internet, a series of linked sites at different points on a LAN, WAN, or internet, and an internal site on a LAN or WAN.
16. The message of claim 13 wherein said message has an addressee, said addressee identified with a unique id that is at least one of an email address, a postal address, a telephone number, a fax number, a frequent flyer number, and a personnel id number within a given enterprise or institution.
17. In a system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a financial management system comprising:
a) a component for calculating in substantially real time message transmission charges;
b) a component for generating in substantially real time invoices for at least said transmission charges;
c) a component for allocating to at least transmission operators in substantially real time respective shares of said transmission charges; and
d) a component for periodic settlement of said substantially real time invoices between different types of transmission operators.
18. The system of claim 17 wherein said real time message charges include at least one of component charges, discounts, and service charges.
19. The system of claim 17 wherein said real time message transmission charges are deducted from at least one of direct sender or recipient payment accounts, pre-payment trust accounts, pre-authorized credit card and debt accounts, internal corporate accounting systems, and supplemental charges on existing non-postal system billing procedures.
20. In a method for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a financial management method comprising:
a) calculating in substantially real time message transmission charges;
b) generating in substantially real time invoices for at least said transmission charges; and
c) allocating to at least transmission operators in substantially real time respective shares of said transmission charges.
21. The method of claim 20 wherein said real time message charges include at least one of component charges, discounts, and service charges.
22. The method of claim 20 wherein said real time message transmission charges are deducted from at least one of direct sender or recipient payment accounts, pre-payment trust accounts, pre-authorized credit card and debt accounts, internal corporate accounting systems, and supplemental charges on existing non-postal system billing procedures.
23. In a system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, an invoice comprising:
a) substantially real time message transmission charges; and
b) an allocation to at least transmission operators in substantially real time respective shares of said transmission charges.
24. In a system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a re-direction system comprising:
a) a database of message output centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of output and output capacity of a plurality of message output centers;
b) a component for parsing data in a message to be transmitted to one of said plurality of message output centers;
c) a component for matching said message with one of said plurality of message output centers based on matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers, and for selecting a message output center for transmission of said message based on said matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers.
25. The system of claim 24 wherein said type of output of said database of message output centers includes at least one of telephone number format, fax number format and private message system format.
26. The system of claim 24 further comprising providing a database of message input device centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of input and input capacity of a plurality of message input centers.
27. The system of claim 24 wherein the information on a subject-line and any xml and html output specific information of said message is used to determine the best output center from said database of message output centers, and then a cover portion of said message package is reformatted with the email address of said best output center.
28. In a method for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a re-direction method comprising:
a) providing a database of message output centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of output and output capacity of a plurality of message output centers;
b) providing a component for parsing data in a message to be transmitted to one of said plurality of message output centers;
c) providing a component for matching said message with one of said plurality of message output centers based on matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers, and for selecting a message output center for transmission of said message based on said matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers.
29. The method of claim 28 wherein said type of output of said database of message output centers includes at least one of telephone number format, fax number format and private message system format.
30. The method of claim 28 further comprising providing a database of message input device centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of input and input capacity of a plurality of message input centers.
31. The method of claim 28 wherein the information on a message subject-line and any xml and html output specific information of said message is used to determine the best output center from said database of message output centers, and then a cover portion of said message package is reformatted with the email address of said best output center.
32. In a system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a re-direction system comprising:
a) a database of user identification indicia, said user identification indicia including different identification indicia for a user during use of at least said one of said transmission media and use of said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) a database of message medium options cross-referenced with said database of user identification indicia whereby message medium of said message is changeable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said different identification indicia for said user.
33. The system of claim 32 wherein a message output center outputs said message using an output device and functionality of said message output center is checked by:
querying via email the status of each output device at said message output center on a periodic basis;
receiving an automatically generated reply from said message output center; and
on the basis of said automatically generated reply, updating a database with information gathered, including error messages.
34. In a method for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, a re-direction method comprising:
a) providing a database of user identification indicia, said user identification indicia including different identification indicia for a user during use of at least said one of said transmission media and use of said another, different one of said transmission media; and
b) providing a database of message medium options cross-referenced with said database of user identification indicia whereby message medium of said message is changeable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said different identification indicia for said user.
35. The method of claim 34 wherein a message output center outputs said message using an output device and functionality of said message output center is checked by:
querying via email the status of each local output device at said message output center on a periodic basis;
receiving an automatically generated reply from said message output center; and
on the basis of said automatically generated reply, updating a database with information gathered, including error messages.
36. A system for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, the system comprising:
a conversion system having:
a) a component for creating a first message portion, said first message portion including instructions for transmission medium conversion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) a component for creating a second message portion associated with said first message portion, said second message portion having a message body, said message body having an email attachment in computer readable code such that said message body of said second message portion is reformattable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
c) a component for converting, if necessary, said instructions of said first message portion into computer readable code, and for converting, if necessary, said message body of said second message portion into computer readable code; and
d) a component for reformatting said message body of said second message portion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion;
a financial management system having:
a) a component for calculating in substantially real time message transmission charges;
b) a component for generating in substantially real time invoices for at least said transmission charges; and
c) a component for allocating to at least transmission operators in substantially real time respective shares of said transmission charges; and
a re-direction system having:
a) a database of message output centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of output and output capacity of a plurality of message output centers;
b) a component for parsing data in a message to be transmitted to one of said plurality of message output centers;
c) a component for matching said message with one of said plurality of message output centers based on matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers, and for selecting a message output center for transmission of said message based on said matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers;
d) a database of user identification indicia, said user identification indicia including different identification indicia for a user during use of at least said one of said transmission media and use of said another, different one of said transmission media; and
e) a data base of message medium options cross-referenced with said database of user identification indicia whereby message medium of said message is changeable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said different identification indicia for said user.
37. The system of claim 36 further comprising in said message XML-defined mail merge tags and a list of addressees that together comprise a mail merged message package.
38. The system of claim 36 wherein said message is received by at least one of an independent site on the Internet, a series of linked sites at different points on a LAN, WAN, or internet, and an internal site on a LAN or WAN.
39. The system of claim 36 wherein said message has an addressee, said addressee identified with a unique id that is at least one of an email address, a postal address, a telephone number, a fax number, a frequent flyer number, and a personnel id number within a given enterprise or institution.
40. The system of claim 36 wherein said real time message charges include at least one of component charges, discounts, and service charges.
41. The system of claim 36 wherein said real time message transmission charges are deducted from at least one of direct sender or recipient payment accounts, pre-payment trust accounts, pre-authorized credit card and debt accounts, internal corporate accounting systems, and supplemental charges on existing non-postal system billing procedures.
42. The system of claim 36 wherein said type of output of said database of message output centers includes at least one of telephone number format, fax number format and private message system format.
43. The system of claim 36 further comprising providing a database of message input device centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of input and input capacity of a plurality of message input centers.
44. The system of claim 36 wherein the information on a message subject-line and any xml and html output specific information of said message is used to determine the best output center from said database of message output centers, and then a cover portion of said message package is reformatted with the email address of said best output center.
45. The system of claim 36 wherein a message output center outputs said message using an output device and functionality of said message output center is checked by:
querying via email the status of each local output device at said message output center on a periodic basis;
receiving an automatically generated reply from said message output center; and
on the basis of said automatically generated reply, updating a database with information gathered, including error messages.
46. The system of claim 36 wherein:
said first message portion includes
g) user-required elements that designate parties to said message, provide a unique identifier of a message recipient, provide presentation features of said second message portion, and provide payment arrangements;
h) user-optional elements that modify presentation of the name of said recipient, modify presentation of said second message portion, support multiple mail merge features, elect document security standards and specify confirmation of delivery requirements; and
i) system-generated elements that provide unique message identifiers, provide technical specifications of an incoming message and provide technical specifications of an outgoing message; and
said second message portion utilizes computer mark-up language start-tag and end-tag markers.
47. The system of claim 36 wherein said message body of said second message portion is reformatted from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion, said system further comprising:
a) an email component to receive said message and to direct said message without intervention to a unique buffer for each of a plurality of said messages;
b) a browser component to open said message in said buffer; and
c) a component using a higher order (macro) language to read said first message portion of said message in said buffer and to store said instructions from said first message portion as variables, wherein said browser opens at least some email attachments in said second message portion in separate windows, said component using a higher order (macro) language passes format variables from said first message portion to software instructions that reformats said second message portion and displays in separate windows all versions of said second message portion after reformatting, and said component using a higher order (macro) language sends sequentially all of said versions of said second message portion that have been reformatted from said windows to designated output devices.
48. A method for converting a message from any of transmission media selected from electronic mail, postal mail, facsimile, voice message, internal private message and computer intranet message to another, different one of said transmission media, the method comprising:
using a conversion system by:
a) creating a first message portion, said first message portion including instructions for transmission medium conversion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
b) creating a second message portion associated with said first message portion, said second message portion having a message body, said message body having an email attachment in computer readable code such that said message body of said second message portion is reformattable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media;
c) converting, if necessary, said instructions of said first message portion into computer readable code, and for converting, if necessary, said message body of said second message portion into computer readable code; and
d) reformatting said message body of said second message portion from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion;
using a financial management by:
a) calculating in substantially real time message transmission charges;
b) generating in substantially real time invoices for at least said transmission charges; and
c) allocating to at least transmission operators in substantially real time respective shares of said transmission charges; and
using a re-direction system by:
a) using a database of message output centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of output and output capacity of a plurality of message output centers;
b) using a component for parsing data in a message to be transmitted to one of said plurality of message output centers;
c) using a component for matching said message with one of said plurality of message output centers based on matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers, and for selecting a message output center for transmission of said message based on said matching of said data of said message with said data of said plurality of message output centers;
d) using a database of user identification indicia, said user identification indicia including different identification indicia for a user during use of at least said one of said transmission media and use of said another, different one of said transmission media; and
e) using a data base of message medium options cross-referenced with said database of user identification indicia whereby message medium of said message is changeable from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said different identification indicia for said user.
49. The method of claim 48 further comprising in said message XML-defined mail merge tags and a list of addressees that together comprise a mail merged message package.
50. The method of claim 48 wherein said message is received by at least one of an independent site on the Internet, a series of linked sites at different points on a LAN, WAN, or internet, and an internal site on a LAN or WAN.
51. The method of claim 48 wherein said message has an addressee, said addressee identified with a unique id that is at least one of an email address, a postal address, a telephone number, a fax number, a frequent flyer number, and a personnel id number within a given enterprise or institution.
52. The method of claim 48 wherein said real time message charges include at least one of component charges, discounts, and service charges.
53. The method of claim 48 wherein said real time message transmission charges are deducted from at least one of direct sender or recipient payment accounts, pre-payment trust accounts, pre-authorized credit card and debt accounts, internal corporate accounting systems, and supplemental charges on existing non-postal system billing procedures.
54. The method of claim 48 wherein said type of output of said database of message output centers includes at least one of telephone number format, fax number format and private message system format.
55. The method of claim 48 further comprising providing a database of message input device centers populated with data of at least one of the location, type of input and input capacity of a plurality of message input centers.
56. The method of claim 48 wherein the information on a message subject-line and any xml and html output specific information of said message is used to determine the best output center from said database of message output centers, and then a cover portion of said message package is reformatted with the email address of said best output center.
57. The method of claim 48 wherein a message output center outputs said message using an output device and functionality of said message output center is checked by:
querying via email the status of each local output device at said message output center on a periodic basis;
receiving an automatically generated reply from said message output center; and
on the basis of said automatically generated reply, updating a database with information gathered, including error messages.
58. The method of claim 48 wherein:
said first message portion includes
j) user-required elements that designate parties to said message, provide a unique identifier of a message recipient, provide presentation features of said second message portion, and provide payment arrangements;
k) user-optional elements that modify presentation of the name of said recipient, modify presentation of said second message portion, support multiple mail merge features, elect document security standards and specify confirmation of delivery requirements; and
l) system-generated elements that provide unique message identifiers, provide technical specifications of an incoming message and provide technical specifications of an outgoing message; and
said second message portion utilizes computer mark-up language start-tag and end-tag markers.
59. The method of claim 48 wherein said message body of said second message portion is reformatted from said one of said transmission media to said another, different one of said transmission media based on said instructions in said first message portion, said method further comprising:
a) using an email component to receive said message and to direct said message without intervention to a unique buffer for each of a plurality of said messages;
b) using a browser component to open said message in said buffer; and
c) using a component using a higher order (macro) language to read said first message portion of said message in said buffer and to store said instructions from said first message portion as variables, wherein said browser opens at least some email attachments in said second message portion in separate windows, said component using a higher order (macro) language passes format variables from said first message portion to software instructions that reformats said second message portion and displays in separate windows all versions of said second message portion after reformatting, and said component using a higher order (macro) language sends sequentially all of said versions of said second message portion that have been reformatted from said windows to designated output devices.