Email annotation

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput – Computer conferencing – Demand based messaging

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C715S230000

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08037146

ABSTRACT:
A method of creating an annotation to an email. The method includes: receiving an email; receiving a predefined user input; creating an annotation in response to the predefined user input, the annotation linked to the email; receiving a further user input; and defining a permission for the annotation according to the further user input, the permission defining user access to the annotation. When transmitting a second email as a response to the received email, the second email is linked to the annotation. The method further includes displaying at least a part of the annotation linked to the received email, for example when a user hovers over the email. The structure of the annotations allows the associating of the annotation with one or more further annotations.

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Anonymous: “Selective Hidden Note Area(s), for any blind carbon copy(bcc:) Recipients and Nested Blind Carbon Copy” Research Disclosure, Mason Publications, Hampshire, GB, No. 452, Dec. 1, 2001, p. 2144, XP002236559 ISSN: 0374-4353.

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