Synopsys, Inc.

Scansoft, Inc.

Claria Corporation

Synetry Corporation

Denis R Coleman

Donald A Soderman

Yuri V Panchul

Mark E Pennell

Pierre-Alain Cotte

Aleksandar Sasa Zorovic

Todd Farrell Basche

Lev Belov

Accessing web sites on which the user has an account and providing notification of changes at the site, and improved electronic mail management is provided, allowing all email to be collected and forwarded from a central site to other email addresses or allowing for the user to view the email at the central site. The user may assign individual email addresses to any number of uses, for example, an individual email address for use in communicating with a particular commercial web site.

Web based email control center for monitoring and providing a sumary of the detected event information organized according to relationships between the user and network sites

A computer aided hardware design system for enabling design of an actual hardware implementation for a digital circuit using a high-level algorithmic programming language. The system converts an algorithmic representation for a hardware design initially created in the high-level programming language, such as ANSI C, to a hardware design implementation, such as an FPGA or other programmable logic or an ASIC. The C-type program representative of the hardware design is compiled into a register transfer level (RTL) hardware description language (HDL) that can be synthesized into a gate-level hardware representation. The system additionally enables simulation of the HDL design to verify design functionality. Finally, various physical design tools can be utilized to produce an actual hardware implementation. The system also permits the use of other non-C-type high-level programming languages by first translating to a C-type program. In contrast to previous hardware design tools, the system compiles all C-type programming language features, including pointers and structures, into synthesizable HDL.

System for converting hardware designs in high-level programming languages to hardware implementations

An apparatus and method for an information processing system are disclosed for improved manipulation of documents consisting of multiple pages. In one embodiment, a multi-page document is depicted by a representation of a stack of pages and a request area through which an operator may navigate within the stack. In another embodiment, a multi-page document is depicted by static icon representing the stack and a dynamic miniature replica of a current page within the stack. Additional functions are disclosed such as adding one or more pages to a document, removing a page from a stack, rotating a page within a stack, and adding annotations to a page.

Method and apparatus for managing and navigating within stacks of document pages

System for converting hardware designs in high-level programming language to hardware implementations

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Atherton, CA, United States of America

Denis R Coleman