Eric A Hulteen

52028283, Apr 13, 1993

May 15, 1991

7/700729

Laurie J. Vertelney - San Carlos CA
Thomas D. Erickson - Mountain View CA
S. Joy Mountford - Mountain View CA
John J. Thompson-Rohrlich - Palo Alto CA
Gitta B. Salomon - Palo Alto CA
Yin Y. Wong - Palo Alto CA
Daniel S. Venolia - Soquel CA
Kathleen M. Gomoll - San Francisco CA
Eric A. Hulteen - Los Gatos CA

Apple Computer, Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 15403

364419

A user interface element having a plurality of user interface elements for marking, finding, organizing, and processing data within documents stored in an associated computer system are described. Each element typically has an appearance which is uniquely related to the data or the function the element is designed to represent or perform, respectively. In their simplest form, these elements are only used to mark data within a document. Each element, however, can also be programmed to cause the computer to perform some function in association with the marked data, such as printing the data or mailing the data to someone. A user can select particular data within a document using an element and have that data associated with the element in memory. Data marked with common elements can be found by searching for a particular representative element in memory. Users can create their own elements, program elements with their own desired functionality, and modify existing elements.

53412931, Aug 23, 1994

Sep 3, 1992

7/940237

Laurie J. Vertelney - San Carlos CA
Thomas D. Erickson - Mountain View CA
S. Joy Mountford - Mountain View CA
John A. Thompson-Rohrlich - Palo Alto CA
Gitta B. Salomon - Palo Alto CA
Yin Y. Wong - Palo Alto CA
Daniel S. Venolia - Soquel CA
Kathleen M. Gomoll - San Francisco CA
Eric A. Hulteen - Los Gatos CA

Apple Computer, Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 15403

36441917

A user interface element having a plurality of user interface elements for marking, finding, organizing, and processing data within documents stored in an associated computer system are described. Each element typically has an appearance which is uniquely related to the data or the function the element is designed to represent or perform, respectively. In their simplest form, these elements are only used to mark data within a document. Each element, however, can also be programmed to cause the computer to perform some function in association with the marked data, such as printing the data or mailing the data to someone. A user can select particular data within a document using an element and have that data associated with the element in memory. Data marked with common elements can be found by searching for a particular representative element in memory. Users can create their own elements, program elements with their own desired functionality, and modify existing elements.

57616876, Jun 2, 1998

Oct 5, 1995

8/539342

Gerald T. Beauregard - Ottawa, CA
Eric A. Hulteen - Menlo Park CA

Apple Computer, Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 1721

707531

A method of correcting a text in a data processing system is described. The method includes the step of locating a first incorrect character in the text. A character list of alternative characters for the first incorrect character is then shown to the user who replaces the first incorrect character with a correct character from the character list. The change of the first incorrect character is then propagated through a remainder of the text in accordance with a matching score and a language probability score of the remainder of the text with respect to the correct character to correct any subsequent incorrect character in the text.

20140282141, Sep 18, 2014

Mar 14, 2013

13/826842

- Palo Alto CA, US
Radhika Rayadu Vooruvakili - Sunnyvale CA, US
Eric A. Hulteen - Palo Alto CA, US

VMWARE,INC. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 3/0484

715765

A method for presenting an auxiliary user interface is described. A primary user interface comprising a plurality of objects is presented. In response to selecting a portion of the plurality of objects, access is granted to an auxiliary user interface. An auxiliary user interface is presented that allows for batch modification of the portion of the plurality of objects.