Data processing: presentation processing of document – operator i – Operator interface – Computer supported collaborative work between plural users
Reexamination Certificate
2007-02-27
2010-12-14
Bonshock, Dennis (Department: 2173)
Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i
Operator interface
Computer supported collaborative work between plural users
C715S751000, C715S741000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07853886
ABSTRACT:
Persistent, spatial collaboration on the web supports a free-form, user-intuitive approach to a variety of projects and activities. Users can place differing object types at any time any where on a web page and/or the system can automatically, and with no user effort, affect object placement based on one or more meta data characteristics. A user can, in real-time, see changes made by another user to a web page, and, if desired, react accordingly, enabling true collaboration even if the various users are at remote locations. The flexibility of the methodology and system provides a platform for users to engage in projects and activities in a manner and environment suited to the users' mind sets, creativity, and natural proclivities.
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Drucker Steven M.
He Li-wei
Hegde Rajesh K.
Hydrie Aamer
Zhang Zhengyou
Bonshock Dennis
Capitol City TechLaw
Irving Richard C.
Microsoft Corporation
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