Collaborative email with delegable authorities
    81.
    发明授权
    Collaborative email with delegable authorities 有权
    与授权机构合作发送电子邮件

    公开(公告)号:US07437421B2

    公开(公告)日:2008-10-14

    申请号:US10835336

    申请日:2004-04-29

    IPC分类号: G06F15/16 G06F17/30 G06Q40/00

    摘要: Writing a collaborative email document with hierarchical authorities including establishing a collaborative email document on an administrator's computer, identifying one or more signatories for the document, identifying one or more collaborators who are authorized to view and edit the document, providing to the collaborators copies of the document for viewing and editing, where the collaborators' copies reside on collaborators' computers, updating the copies of the document on collaborators' computers with revisions from the collaborators, and sending the collaborative email document from the administrator's computer to addressees when the document bears valid digital signatures from all signatories. Typical embodiments also include providing at least one user authority to delegate signature authority, establishing a hierarchy of delegation authority for signatures, establishing at least one authority delegation policy including at least one rule for automated delegation of signature authority among signatories and delegating signature authority from at least one signatory to another.

    摘要翻译: 编写具有分层机构的协作电子邮件文档,包括在管理员的计算机上建立协作电子邮件文档,识别文档的一个或多个签署者,识别被授权查看和编辑文档的一个或多个协作者,向协作者提供副本 用于查看和编辑的文档,其中协作者的副本驻留在协作者的计算机上,在协作者的计算机上通过协作者的修订来更新文档的副本,以及当文档有效时将协作电子邮件文档从管理员的计算机发送到收件人 所有签署方的数字签名。 典型的实施例还包括提供至少一个用户权限来委托签名授权,为签名建立委托授权的层次结构,建立至少一个权限委托策略,其中包括至少一个在签署者之间自动授权签名权限的规则, 至少一个签署者到另一个。

    Associating Attributes to Captured Input Within a Digital Pen
    82.
    发明申请
    Associating Attributes to Captured Input Within a Digital Pen 审中-公开
    将属性与数字笔中的捕获输入相关联

    公开(公告)号:US20080219600A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-09-11

    申请号:US12056106

    申请日:2008-03-26

    IPC分类号: G06K9/22

    CPC分类号: G06K9/22

    摘要: Methods, systems, and media are disclosed for altering the captured input within a digital pen. One embodiment includes capturing the input by the digital pen, wherein the input comprises dots and measurements. Further, the method includes modifying, within the digital pen, the input based on an attribute selected for the input, wherein the modifying produces a modified input. Such modifying may occur by conversion functions, such as to a preferred input format, e.g., Excel®spreadsheet, or a preferred stylistic format, e.g., black 12 point font, wherein the conversion functions modify the input to affect such preferences based on a position of one or more selectors located on the exterior of the digital pen. Finally, the method includes transmitting the modified input to a computer system in wireless communication, for example, with the digital pen.

    摘要翻译: 公开了用于改变数字笔内捕获的输入的方法,系统和媒体。 一个实施例包括捕获数字笔的输入​​,其中输入包括点和测量。 此外,该方法包括基于为输入选择的属性在数字笔内修改输入,其中修改产生经修改的输入。 这种修改可以通过转换功能发生,例如转换成优选的输入格式,例如Excel电子表格,或优选的文体格式,例如黑色12点字体,其中转换功能修改输入以影响基于 位于数字笔外部的一个或多个选择器的位置。 最后,该方法包括例如用数字笔在无线通信中将修改的输入发送到计算机系统。

    Automatic bibliographical information within electronic documents
    83.
    发明授权
    Automatic bibliographical information within electronic documents 有权
    电子文件中的自动书目信息

    公开(公告)号:US07424669B2

    公开(公告)日:2008-09-09

    申请号:US10759930

    申请日:2004-01-16

    IPC分类号: G06F17/00

    CPC分类号: G06F17/30722

    摘要: A method that enables automatic retrieval and transfer of bibliographical information whenever content is copied from a web page. During creation of a web page, the meta data defining each independent portion of the content is linked via paired comments or meta tags to bibliographical information associated with the content. When a person accesses the web site and copies the content from the site, the bibliographical information is automatically appended to the content. If that content is then pasted into a different document, e.g., within a word processing application, the bibliographical information is automatically transferred to a location for such information within the document. Also, if the content is saved, the bibliographical information is saved along with the content.

    摘要翻译: 一种在从网页上复制内容时能够自动检索和传输参考书目信息的方法。 在创建网页期间,定义内容的每个独立部分的元数据通过配对的注释或元标签被链接到与内容相关联的参考书目信息。 当一个人访问网站并从站点复制内容时,书目信息将自动附加到内容中。 如果该内容然后被粘贴到不同的文档中,例如在文字处理应用程序内,则书目信息被自动转移到文档内的这种信息的位置。 此外,如果内容被保存,则书目信息与内容一起保存。

    Providing CPU Smoothing of Cryptographic Function Timings
    84.
    发明申请
    Providing CPU Smoothing of Cryptographic Function Timings 失效
    提供CPU平滑的加密功能时序

    公开(公告)号:US20080162979A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-07-03

    申请号:US12049292

    申请日:2008-03-15

    IPC分类号: G06F9/46 G06F1/08

    CPC分类号: H04L9/0631 H04L9/005

    摘要: An approach that smoothes a cryptographic function's timing footprint is presented. A processor includes a “function timing smoother” that smoothes out spikes in the amount of time that a particular cryptographic function requires to execute. When a cryptographic function executes, the function timing smoother tracks the amount of time that the cryptographic function executes (current execution time) and compares the time with the amount of time that the same cryptographic function took for a previous execution (previous execution time). When the current execution time is less than the previous execution time, the function timing smoother adds instructions or varies an execution unit's clock speed in order to increase the cryptographic function's current execution time. Using this approach, a malicious user is not able to decipher sensitive information from the cryptographic function's timing footprint.

    摘要翻译: 介绍了一种平滑加密功能的时序占用空间的方法。 一个处理器包括一个“功能定时平滑器”,它可以在特定的加密功能需要执行的时间量内平滑尖峰。 当执行加密功能时,功能定时平滑器跟踪加密功能执行的时间量(当前执行时间),并将时间与先前执行相同的加密功能所花费的时间量(先前执行时间)进行比较。 当当前执行时间小于先前的执行时间时,功能定时平滑器添加指令或改变执行单元的时钟速度,以增加密码功能的当前执行时间。 使用这种方法,恶意用户无法从加密功能的时间足迹中解密敏感信息。

    TEXT TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR VOICE COMMUNICATIONS
    85.
    发明申请
    TEXT TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR VOICE COMMUNICATIONS 有权
    语音通信的文本转录

    公开(公告)号:US20080045198A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-02-21

    申请号:US11462392

    申请日:2006-08-04

    IPC分类号: H04Q7/22 H04L29/08 H04Q7/38

    摘要: A method and system for converting a voice communication to a text transcription. The method comprises receiving by a computing system in a control command center, a first transmission identifier from a vehicle. The first transmission identifier identifies the vehicle. The computing system receives voice communication data for the vehicle from a user in the control command center. A software application within the computing system converts the voice communication data into text data. The computing system transmits the voice communication data, a first copy of the text data and a second transmission identifier to the vehicle. The second transmission identifier identifies the control command center. The computing system receives a confirmation request from the vehicle to confirm if the text data comprises correct information related to the voice communication data. The confirmation request is displayed on a video monitor system. The computing system transmits confirmation data to the vehicle.

    摘要翻译: 一种用于将语音通信转换为文本转录的方法和系统。 该方法包括由控制命令中心中的计算系统接收来自车辆的第一传输标识符。 第一传输标识符识别车辆。 计算系统从控制命令中心的用户接收车辆的语音通信数据。 计算系统内的软件应用将语音通信数据转换为文本数据。 计算系统将语音通信数据,文本数据的第一副本和第二传输标识符发送到车辆。 第二传输标识符标识控制命令中心。 计算系统从车辆接收确认请求,以确认文本数据是否包括与语音通信数据有关的正确信息。 确认请求显示在视频监视器系统上。 计算系统向车辆发送确认数据。

    Method and system for protecting the security of an open file in a computing environment
    86.
    发明申请
    Method and system for protecting the security of an open file in a computing environment 有权
    用于在计算环境中保护打开文件的安全性的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US20070282854A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-12-06

    申请号:US11442910

    申请日:2006-05-30

    IPC分类号: G06F17/30

    摘要: A file security protection method and system. The method is performed by an operating system of a computer system. A metadata token is received from a software application executing on the computer system. The metadata token denotes that the application has opened a file. The metadata token includes the name of the file. An initial time is set to about a time at which the metadata token was received. A loop is executed. Each iteration of the loop includes determining whether a first or second condition has been satisfied. The loop is exited if it is determined that the first or second condition has been satisfied. The first condition is that an elapsed time relative the initial time exceeds a specified threshold. The second condition is that a closeout token denoting that the file has been closed has been received from the application.

    摘要翻译: 文件安全保护方法和系统。 该方法由计算机系统的操作系统执行。 从在计算机系统上执行的软件应用程序接收元数据令牌。 元数据令牌表示应用程序已打开文件。 元数据令牌包括文件的名称。 初始时间设置为大约接收元数据令牌的时间。 执行循环。 循环的每次迭代包括确定是否满足第一或第二条件。 如果确定已经满足第一或第二条件,则退出循环。 第一个条件是相对于初始时间的经过时间超过规定的阈值。 第二个条件是从应用程序接收到表示该文件已关闭的关闭令牌。

    Dynamic server page meta-engines with data sharing for dynamic content and non-JSP segments rendered through other engines
    87.
    发明授权
    Dynamic server page meta-engines with data sharing for dynamic content and non-JSP segments rendered through other engines 失效
    动态服务器页面元引擎,具有通过其他引擎呈现的动态内容和非JSP段的数据共享

    公开(公告)号:US07219350B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-05-15

    申请号:US10392784

    申请日:2003-03-19

    CPC分类号: G06F17/3089

    摘要: Rendering a meta-page through a meta-engine, the meta-engine including a tag handler, the meta-page including static content, JSP dynamic content and one or more types of non-JSP dynamic content, and identifications of shared variables. Embodiments include writing to output the static content of the meta-page, rendering the JSP dynamic content to the output of the meta-engine, and inserting into the non-JSP dynamic content additional non-JSP dynamic content identifying current values of shared variables. Embodiments include rendering the non-JSP dynamic content through dynamic server page engines, including passing current values of shared variables to the dynamic server page engines, reading from the non-JSP additional dynamic content as rendered the current values of shared variables, deleting from the non-JSP dynamic content as rendered the additional non-JSP dynamic content as rendered, and writing the non-JSP dynamic content as rendered, at its location among the static content, to the output of the meta-engine.

    摘要翻译: 通过元引擎呈现元页面,元引擎包括标记处理程序,包含静态内容的元页面,JSP动态内容以及一个或多个非JSP动态内容类型以及共享变量的标识。 实施例包括写入以输出元页面的静态内容,将JSP动态内容呈现到元引擎的输出,以及插入到非JSP动态内容中,识别共享变量的当前值的附加非JSP动态内容。 实施例包括通过动态服务器页面引擎来呈现非JSP动态内容,包括将共享变量的当前值传递到动态服务器页面引擎,从非JSP附加动态内容中读取,以呈现共享变量的当前值,从 非JSP动态内容作为呈现的附加非JSP动态内容,并将非JSP动态内容在其静态内容之间的位置写入元引擎的输出。

    PC Card slot assembly and accompanying system
    88.
    发明授权
    PC Card slot assembly and accompanying system 失效
    PC卡插槽组合及配套系统

    公开(公告)号:US07006350B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-02-28

    申请号:US10655374

    申请日:2003-09-04

    IPC分类号: G06F1/16

    摘要: A data processing device includes a chassis defining a card slot opening and a card received within the chassis. The card slot is operable to receive a peripheral card in a functional position in which a portion of the peripheral card is external to the chassis and the peripheral card is electrically connected to the system. The card slot is further operable to receive the peripheral card in a housed position wherein the peripheral card is entirely enclosed within the chassis. An embodiment of the card slot further includes means, such as a push button, for transitioning the peripheral card from the housed position to the functional position. In one embodiment, the peripheral is disconnected from the system and from electrical power when in the housed positioned.

    摘要翻译: 数据处理装置包括限定卡槽开口的底架和容纳在底盘内的卡。 卡槽可操作以接收外围卡在功能位置的外围卡,其中外围卡的一部分在机箱外部,并且外围卡电连接到系统。 卡槽还可操作以将外围卡接收在容纳位置,其中外围卡完全封闭在底盘内。 卡插槽的实施例还包括用于将外围卡从容纳位置转换到功能位置的装置,例如按钮。 在一个实施例中,当外壳在收纳的定位中时,外围设备与系统和电力断开连接。

    Script evaluator
    89.
    发明授权
    Script evaluator 有权
    脚本评估器

    公开(公告)号:US07000221B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-02-14

    申请号:US10210820

    申请日:2002-07-31

    IPC分类号: G06F9/44

    CPC分类号: G06F8/75

    摘要: A script evaluator analyzes script code and identifies possible problems with respect to given browsers and given browser versions. When configuring the parameters of analysis of the script evaluator, the user may select versions of known browsers for which support is desired. The script evaluator may point out functions in the script code that are not supported by certain versions of selected browsers. The evaluator may also suggest alternative functions that may be supported by all desired browser versions. Help information may be provided to assist the user. The script evaluator may receive browser support and help information from a library. The library may be collected from the browser software vendors or may be supplied with the script evaluator. The script evaluator may also include an editor or may be part of an existing developer tool.

    摘要翻译: 脚本评估程序分析脚本代码并识别与给定浏览器和给定浏览器版本相关的可能问题。 当配置脚本评估器的分析参数时,用户可以选择需要支持的已知浏览器的版本。 脚本评估程序可以指出脚本代码中的某些版本的选定浏览器不支持的功能。 评估者还可以建议可能由所有所需浏览器版本支持的替代功能。 可以提供帮助信息以帮助用户。 脚本评估程序可能会收到来自图书馆的浏览器支持和帮助信息。 该库可以从浏览器软件供应商处收集,或者可以随脚本评估器一起提供。 脚本评估器还可以包括编辑器,或者可以是现有开发者工具的一部分。