KAREN WONG
Osteopathic Medicine at Sand Point Way, Seattle, WA

7253823, Aug 7, 2007

Mar 15, 2005

11/081211

Karen K. Wong - Seattle WA, US
David Gerton - Seattle WA, US
Ilan Berker - Seattle WA, US
Ramona Pousti - Redmond WA, US
Matthew J. Kotler - Kenmore WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G09G 5/00, G06F 3/00, G06F 9/00, G06F 17/00

345629, 345440, 715763, 715788, 715853

System and methods for providing 1D and 2D connectors in a connected diagram. Routing and layout of connectors is accomplished through a pre-defined set of behaviors and properties on a connector that enable an aesthetic layout. Routing behaviors and visual look of the connectors within a diagram may be included in an XML definition file or controlled by a user. The user may switch between 1D and 2D connectors regardless of a shape of the connector. Padding and offset features are assigned to connectors for aesthetically pleasing presentation of object relations. Text box shapes and placements on or near connectors are aligned with connector type, size, and placement. Images and non-predefined shapes may be used as connectors with behaviors assigned similar to predefined shapes.

7743325, Jun 22, 2010

Mar 15, 2005

11/081324

Ilan Berker - Seattle WA, US
Jason C. Costa - Seattle WA, US
Keywon Chung - Seattle WA, US
Matthew J. Kotler - Kenmore WA, US
Janet L. Schorr - Seattle WA, US
Scott A. Sherman - Seattle WA, US
Karen K. Wong - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/21

715246, 715247, 715256, 715272, 345619, 706 19

A method and computer-readable medium are provided for fitting text to shapes within a graphic. According to the method, initial constraints are defined that comprise initial values describing how a shape and text within the shape should be laid out. Constraint rules are also defined for use in modifying the initial constraints when application of the initial constraints to the text in a shape results in the text overflowing the boundaries of the shape. A change may be detected to the graphic that would affect the size or position of one or more of the shapes or the text within one of the shapes. If such a change causes text to overflow when laid out using the initial constraints, the constraint rules are applied sequentially to modify the constraints. The modified constraints are then reapplied to the shapes to create a new layout for the graphic.

7743079, Jun 22, 2010

Jul 31, 2006

11/496281

Crystal L. Hoyer - Redmond WA, US
Cynthia C. Shelly - Seattle WA, US
Dawn M. Wright - Seattle WA, US
Karen K. Wong - Seattle WA, US
Matthew J. Kotler - Kenmore WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 7/00

707821

Managing data across a semantic data view and a presentation data view may be provided. A semantic model may be represented in a semantic data view and a presentation model may be represented in a presentation data view. The presentation model may correspond to a graphical representation of the semantic model. In addition, a command may be received directed toward the semantic data view or the presentation data view. The semantic model and the presentation model may be operated upon according to the received command. Furthermore, the semantic model represented in the semantic data view and the presentation model represented in the presentation data view may be updated in response to operating on the semantic model and the presentation model according to the received command. The semantic model and the presentation model may be simultaneously maintained in a volatile memory in a computer.

D619145, Jul 6, 2010

Jun 26, 2009

29/339302

Rolf A. Ebeling - Kirkland WA, US
Stephen Hoefnagels - Seattle WA, US
Michael J. Gilmore - Seattle WA, US
Samuel J. Moreau - Snoqualmie WA, US
Karen K. Wong - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

3200

D14489

2007020, Sep 6, 2007

Mar 6, 2006

11/368969

Benjamin Perry - Seattle WA, US
David Parlin - Redmond WA, US
Eric Wright - Seattle WA, US
Jae Park - Sammamish WA, US
Karen Wong - Seattle WA, US
Scott Dart - Redmond WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 7/00

707104100

A system, a user interface and computer-readable media for associating metadata with digital media. Tags are associated with single-action user inputs. Entry of one of the single-action user inputs is detected. The tag associated with the detected input is stored as metadata associated with a selected item of digital media.

7423646, Sep 9, 2008

Nov 8, 2005

11/269055

Shailesh Saini - Seattle WA, US
Crystal L Hoyer - Redmond WA, US
Matthew J Kotler - Kenmore WA, US
Gary A Pritting - Issaquah WA, US
Karen K Wong - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06T 11/20

345440, 715244, 715246

A method for determining the location of a shape to be inserted into a diagram representing a data graph is disclosed. The method comprises determining a starting shape within the diagram; retrieving the number of nodes associated with the node associated with the starting shape; and comparing a preferred number of child nodes associated with the node associated with the starting shape to the current number of child nodes associated with the node. The results of the comparison are used to determine the node to be inserted in the data graph, the location of the node in the data graph, and the location of the shape in the diagram.