DR. JEFFREY JOHNSON
Dentist at 119 Ave, Bellevue, WA

7917761, Mar 29, 2011

Mar 21, 2005

11/087160

Jason Cahill - Woodinville WA, US
John Fan - Duvall WA, US
Jeffrey Johnson - Bellevue WA, US
Lauren Antonoff - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

H04L 9/32, G06K 9/00

713176, 713180, 382119, 715224, 715780

Methods, systems, and computer program products digitally sign an electronic entity, such as an electronic document, with a user-entered signature image. The method involves rendering the document and rendering a sign dialog. Rendering the sign dialog includes prompting the signer to write a signature to sign the document. The method also involves receiving and inking the signature from the signer, creating a digital representation incorporating an image of the signature; creating a unique value of the image of the signature and of the document, and saving the unique value in association with the document thereby digitally signing the document. The unique value saved in association with the document is verifiable for authenticity by users of the document. Additionally, the method may also involve automatically selecting a signing certificate appropriate for the signer based on selection criteria.

2004020, Oct 21, 2004

Apr 12, 2004

10/822998

Ian Chong - Seattle WA, US
Jeffrey Johnson - Bellevue WA, US

B24B049/00

248/121000

Apparatuses, systems, and methods for positioning a powered tool are provided. A support member has an adjustable length between a first end and a second end. A control device is operably coupled with the support member. The control device is configured to receive a supply of a motivating force and to receive a user input. The control device is further configured to direct at least a portion of the motivating force to the support member to direct the support member to at least one of extend or contract as indicated by the user input received. A tool bracket configured for receiving a tool is disposed at the first end of the support member is tiltable relative to a position of the support member. A base end is disposed at the second end of the support member. The base end is configured to engage a supporting surface.

8171394, May 1, 2012

Jun 24, 2005

11/167017

Brandon V. Taylor - Issaquah WA, US
Brian M. Jones - Redmond WA, US
Hani Saliba - Seattle WA, US
Jeffrey J. Johnson - Bellevue WA, US
Lauren N. Antonoff - Seattle WA, US
Michael B. Christiansen - Tempe AZ, US
Raj Merchant - Kirkland WA, US
Steven J. Sinofsky - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/21, G06F 17/20

715234, 715209, 715236, 715764, 715777, 715825

Systems and methods are disclosed for providing a user interface. The disclosed systems and methods may include receiving a request to initiate an application program configured to generate a data file. Furthermore, the disclosed systems and methods may include displaying, by the initiated application program, a property panel in response to the request. The property panel may be configured to receive meta-data to be associated with the data file generated by the application program. Also, the property panel may be configured to provide the only place to receive the meta-data by the application program. Moreover, the disclosed systems and methods may include receiving the meta-data in the property panel.

6232972, May 15, 2001

Jun 17, 1998

9/098787

Michael P. Arcuri - Seattle WA
Tjeerd Hoek - Kirkland WA
Jeffrey J. Johnson - Bellevue WA
Martijn E. Van Tilburg - Seattle WA

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 1300

345352

Displaying controls in a toolbar display based on the control's usage. A toolbar displays controls, including a special control for accessing a drop-off well display for those controls not fitting into the toolbar display. A Most Recently Used parameter is associated with each control and is determined by the user's selection of individual controls. When the user selects a control from the drop-off well display, the Most Recently Used parameter associated with the selected control is updated to indicate that it is the control that has been used most recently. Preferably, the toolbar display attempts to expand to incorporate the selected control. If the toolbar display can be expanded, then the selected control is added to the toolbar display and placed in the toolbar displayed in a predefined relational order. If the toolbar display cannot be expanded, then a calculation is performed to determine which controls to display in the toolbar and which controls to place in the drop-off well display. This calculation is based on the Most Recently Used parameter and the display size of the associated control.

2012012, May 17, 2012

Nov 16, 2010

12/947391

Christine C. Stawitz - Seattle WA, US
Gerald Paul Joyce - Bremerton WA, US
William R. Orr - Bellevue WA, US
Petru Iulian Cociorva - Redmond WA, US
Peter Seraphim Ponomarev - Seattle WA, US
Manav Mishra - Kirkland WA, US
Jeffrey Jay Johnson - Bellevue WA, US
Steven J. Ball - Seattle WA, US

MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA

G06F 3/048

715810

Techniques for managing operations via a user interface are described. In implementations, a user interface is displayed that includes an option to cause serial processing of multiple operations. In response to a user selection of the option, the multiple operations are processed serially.

4867447, Sep 19, 1989

Nov 7, 1988

7/270405

Jeffrey B. Johnson - Bellevue WA

Avita Health and Fitness Products Inc. - Redmond WA

A63B 6906, A63B 2124

272 72

An exercise rowing machine has swing-mounted rowing arms with chopper plates at their lower ends which have a series of light-passing ports arranged along an arc to swing through the gaps between the emitters and receivers of a pair of side-by-side light emitter/receiver units. A circuit containing these units is connected to a microprocessor programmed for outputs, such as length and duration of rowing arm strokes, using inputs from the emitter/receiver units.

2013033, Dec 12, 2013

Jun 8, 2012

13/492232

Panos C. Panay - Redmond WA, US
Sharon Drasnin - Seattle WA, US
Michael D. McCormack - Seattle WA, US
John E. Inman - Duvall WA, US
Steve Seixeiro - Snohomish WA, US
Anthony Christian Reed - Sammamish WA, US
Ralf Groene - Kirkland WA, US
Jeffrey Jay Johnson - Bellevue WA, US

G06F 13/38

710 8, 710 62

User experience adaptation techniques are described. In one or more implementations, an apparatus includes a connection portion configured to be removably physically and communicatively with a computing device, a housing physically connected to the connection portion and providing an outer surface having one or more characteristics that are viewable by a user, and memory disposed within the housing and configured to communicate data to the computing device via the connection portion, the data usable by the computing device to dynamically adapt a user interface displayable by a display device of the computing device to mimic the one or more physical characteristics of the housing.

2007004, Feb 22, 2007

Dec 27, 2005

11/320522

Ian Chong - Seattle WA, US
Jeffrey Johnson - Bellevue WA, US

A22C 29/04

452016000

An oyster block includes a base. The base has a generally planar first surface; and an arcuate bulkhead attached to the base. The arcuate bulkhead, in cooperation with the generally planar first surface, defines an oyster receptacle. The oyster receptacle secures the oyster in the course of insertion or prying of the oyster shell.