Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Facebook, Inc.

Jun Jin

Joshua S Bell

Laurent Mollicone

Scott M Roberts

Brian Teutsch

Jean Paoli

Alessandro Catorcini

Andrew Paul Begun

Kurchi Subhra Hazra

Igor Ribeiro De Assis

Shuk-Yan Lai

David Matthew Snow

Nicholas K Dallett

Willson Kulandai-Raj David

Aleksandr Tysbert

Willson Kulandai Raj

In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a text query inputted by a first user of an online social network, the text query including one or more n-grams. The method also includes identifying a first set of candidate keywords from multiple keywords stored on a local cache of a client system, each keyword being extracted from a source of multiple sources associated with the online social network, where each candidate keyword in the first set matches one or more n-grams of the text query and calculating a rank for each of the identified candidate keywords based at least in part on the source associated with the candidate keyword. The method also includes displaying, in response to the first user inputting the one or more n-grams of the text query, one or more suggested queries, each suggested query including an identified candidate keyword having a rank higher than a threshold rank.

Client-side caching of search keywords for online social networks

Systems and/or methods that enable addition of a designer-created aspect originating from one electronic form template into another electronic form template are described. The systems and/or methods may also, in one embodiment, enable a user to graphically package designer-created aspects of an existing electronic form template into a component capable of being added to another electronic form template. In another embodiment, these systems and/or methods may enable mapping of an existing non-structural designer-created aspect originating from one electronic form template onto a data structure of another electronic form template.

Designer-created aspect for an electronic form template

Systems and/or methods ('tools') are described that convert or present conversion problems for electronic documents. The tools may convert a generally unstructured electronic document to a generally structured electronic document using non-visual textual and layout information of the unstructured document. The tools can also present possible problems with this or other types of conversion. And the tools can enable a user to alter an electronic document's schema without altering its visual layout.

Enabling selection of an inferred schema part

A designer uses a forms designer application to build electronic forms from hierarchical data. Displays of hierarchical data, facilitation of selection of a portion of the hierarchical data, and displays of one or more suggested transformation-language components associated with a selected portion of hierarchical data are described. From the transformation-language components selected by a designer, generation of an electronic form is also described.

Building a view on markup language data through a set of components

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Bellevue, WA, United States of America

Jun Jin