JEFFREY D YOUNG, P.A.-C.
Physician Assistant at Bascom Ave, San Jose, CA

7701471, Apr 20, 2010

Mar 2, 2005

11/070651

Jeffrey E. Young - San Jose CA, US
Stefan Cameron - Ottawa, CA
Mark C. Leyden - Oxford Mills, CA

Adobe Systems Incorporated - San Jose CA

G09G 5/00, G06F 3/048

345629, 345684, 345157, 715784, 715785, 715786, 715787, 715788, 715763, 715801, 707102, 382113

An application initiates a display of a first portion of an image in a viewing region of a display screen. Additionally, the application initiates a transparent display of an overflow indicator in a display area of the viewing region to enable viewing through the overflow indicator to corresponding content associated with the image. As its name suggests, the overflow indicator indicates that there is a second portion of the image not currently displayed in the viewing region. This technique of providing the overflow indicator overlaid on the image enhances a user's viewing experience because a display area or region occupied by the overflow indicator (e. g. , a shaded region) enables a user to i) view an unobstructed view of the image beneath the overflow indicator, and ii) identify that a current size of the viewing region only shows a portion of the image rather than the whole image.

7620886, Nov 17, 2009

Mar 1, 2005

11/069269

Jeffrey Young - San Jose CA, US

Adobe Systems, Incorporated - San Jose CA

G06F 17/00

715203, 715201, 715243

A method and apparatus for ordering or reordering objects (e. g. , data, content, input objects, controls) within an electronic document. In a set order mode of operation, an operator orders objects by selecting or clicking on them in their desired order. During the set order mode, the apparatus displays a first indicator reflecting the set order mode, and a current index value—the order or position at which the next selected object will be placed. A control mode of operation is activated by engaging a predetermined key or control (e. g. , CTRL key). During control mode, the apparatus displays a second indicator showing that the control mode is active, and the index of a target object (an object identified by a cursor controlled by the operator). The operator can reset the current index to the index of the target object by clicking on the target object while control mode is active.

6006236, Dec 21, 1999

Dec 22, 1997

8/995313

Jeffrey E. Young - San Jose CA

Adobe Systems Incorporated - San Jose CA

G06F 1730

707103

A method and apparatus for identifying links in an electronic document provides an electronic file as a data structure having components and having base links that define the structural relationship between the components, traverses the data structure using the base links, and produces a virtual link between two components by recognizing a characteristic shared by the components. The virtual link is identified when needed at run-time. A function may be performed using the components as components are identified.

7024622, Apr 4, 2006

Nov 26, 1997

08/980110

Jeffrey E. Young - San Jose CA, US

Adobe Systems Incorporated - San Jose CA

G06F 15/00

715530, 715514

A method and an apparatus that keeps track of locations in an electronic file that is represented as a hierarchical data structure, generate a point dictionary to store points that point to locations, and generate point identifiers to access the points in the point dictionary. Point identifiers are stored by ancillary routines and with components in the electronic file's data structure. The points in the dictionary change as locations in the electronic file change, but the point identifiers do not change. The point identifiers stored with the components in the electronic file's data structure enable the method and the apparatus to retrieve other points in the same component without conducting a search through the point dictionary.

6298357, Oct 2, 2001

Jun 3, 1997

8/868450

Michael C. Wexler - Santa Clara CA
Jeffrey E. Young - San Jose CA

Adobe Systems Incorporated - San Jose CA

G06F 1500

707513

A method and apparatus for extracting structure information from an unstructured electronic document is described. The method includes the step of identifying a structural type for each instance in the electronic document by examining presentation attributes associated with each instance. Examples of presentation attributes which are examined include numbering formats, indentations, and font sizes and weights.

6177933, Jan 23, 2001

Nov 26, 1997

8/977837

Jeffrey E. Young - San Jose CA

Adobe Systems, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 300

345333

A method and apparatus for retaining visual continuity uses techniques that display sets of data on a computer monitor. The sets of data, stored in one or more electronic files, are arranged on separate pages so that corresponding data are positioned at the same location on each page. Corresponding page layouts enable a user to maintain focus on a particular area, for example, an area where a property name and value appear, or an area where a particular template definition and generated text appear. The invention uses visual techniques such as highlighting data to distinguish differences in the data sets. Each page has a tab so that a user can choose the page to display on the computer monitor.