Method of associating attributes with documents
First Claim
1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon computer-readable instructions that, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform operations for adding a user-selectable element to a destination array or user-selectable elements on a display, the operations comprising:
- adding a user-selectable element from a group of departure user-selectable elements, adapted to be grouped on the display along a first axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of user-selectable elements, to a destination array of user-selectable elements, the destination array of user-selectable elements being adapted to group a plurality of user-selectable elements having a commonality, the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be grouped on the display along a second axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of user-selectable elements, the group of departure user-selectable elements and the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be acted upon independently, the added user-selectable element being adapted to acquire the commonality by being added to the destination array of user-selectable elements,wherein the acquired commonality is adapted to be removed from the added user-selectable element when the added user-selectable element is removed from the group of destination user-selectable elements.
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Abstract
A method of adding a user-selectable element to a destination array of documents, the method comprising adding a document to the destination array of documents, the destination array of documents being adapted to group a plurality of documents having a commonality, the added document being adapted to acquire the commonality by being added to the destination array of documents. A tangible machine-readable medium and a graphical user interface providing same are also provided herewith.
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20 Claims
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1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon computer-readable instructions that, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform operations for adding a user-selectable element to a destination array or user-selectable elements on a display, the operations comprising:
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adding a user-selectable element from a group of departure user-selectable elements, adapted to be grouped on the display along a first axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of user-selectable elements, to a destination array of user-selectable elements, the destination array of user-selectable elements being adapted to group a plurality of user-selectable elements having a commonality, the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be grouped on the display along a second axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of user-selectable elements, the group of departure user-selectable elements and the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be acted upon independently, the added user-selectable element being adapted to acquire the commonality by being added to the destination array of user-selectable elements, wherein the acquired commonality is adapted to be removed from the added user-selectable element when the added user-selectable element is removed from the group of destination user-selectable elements. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A method of adding a user-selectable element to a destination array of documents on a display, the method comprising:
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adding a document from a group of departure documents, adapted to be grouped on the display along a first axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent documents thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of documents, to the destination array of documents, the destination array of documents being adapted to group a plurality of documents having a commonality, the group of destination documents being adapted to be grouped on the display along a second axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent documents thereof on a basis of a substantially rectilinear arrangement of documents, the group of departure documents and the group of destination documents being adapted to be acted upon independently, the added document being adapted to acquire the commonality by being added to the destination array of documents, wherein the acquired commonality is adapted to be removed from the added document when the added document is removed from the group of destination documents. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17)
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18. A device, comprising a processor configured to present to a user a graphical interface for navigating axes of elements, the graphical interface comprising:
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a first display area that is operable to display a group of departure user-selectable elements adapted to be disposed on the graphical interface along a first axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements on a basis of a substantially rectilinear disposition of user-selectable elements; a second display area that is operable to display a group of destination user-selectable elements sharing at least one attribute, the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be disposed on the graphical interface along a second axis to provide a visual continuity between adjacent user-selectable elements on a basis of a substantially rectilinear disposition of user-selectable elements, the group of departure user-selectable elements and the group of destination user-selectable elements being adapted to be acted upon independently; and a command area that is operable to select a user-selectable element from the first display area and add the selected user-selectable element to the second display area, the added user-selectable element being adapted to acquire the at least one attribute on a basis of the its addition of the selected user-selectable element to the second display area, wherein the acquired at least one attribute is adapted to be removed from the added user-selectable element when the added user-selectable element is removed from the group of destination user-selectable elements. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20)
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