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System and method for updating a master slide of a presentation

  • US 10,423,713 B1
  • Filed: 10/15/2014
  • Issued: 09/24/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/15/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for updating a master element of a presentation, the method comprising:

  • causing, by a server of a cloud computing service, display of a user interface comprising a first slide and a first option to edit an element of the first slide in a local copy of the presentation in a regular slide editing mode;

    receiving, at the server of the cloud computing service from a user on a client computer, a selection of the first option to edit the element of the first slide in the local copy of the presentation, wherein the selection of the first option causes an edit to the element of the first slide;

    determining, at a processor on the server, whether the element edited by the selection of the first option has a dependent relationship with the master element of the presentation, wherein the master element is included in a second slide and defines a certain structure for content of a plurality of different presentations;

    in response to determining that the element edited in the first slide by the selection of the first option has a dependent relationship with the master element in the second slide, causing the user interface to be modified to provide the user with a second option to update the master element in the second slide in the local copy of the presentation based on the edit to the element of the first slide in the local copy of the presentation while continuing to display the first slide in the regular slide editing mode;

    storing the edit to memory in the cloud computing service;

    in response to receiving a selection of the second option from the user of the client computer, causing the master element to be updated in the second slide based on the edit to the element of the first slide in the local copy of the presentation, wherein the second slide is located separately from the first slide in the local copy of the presentation; and

    in response to updating the master element, causing the edit to be propagated to other elements in the local copy of the presentation that have the dependent relationship with the master element that is updated.

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