Simdesk Technologies, Inc.

Mark Sang Cho

Alexander Kouznetsov

Edward Ray Hargraves

Saqib Kasim

Ray Charles Davis

Heli Zhu Zahn

Heli Zhu Zhan

A remote document editing system and method are disclosed that permit users of wireless devices having limited capabilities to remotely edit and manage documents located and stored on a central or network server. The document to be edited is separated into text and format components or segments and only the text segment is typically sent or transmitted to the remote device. After editing or review of the document text is complete, the text segment is returned to the network server, where it is recombined with the format segment to reconstruct a new document having edited text but formatting unchanged from the original document.

Remote document management system

A method and system are provided for the creation and use of custom-configured, database-backed, remotely accessible applications. Users of client devices ( ) access an application generator server ( ) via a network ( ), providing configuration for a requested application. Through direct communication with the server ( ), off-line use of an application or script, or by following a server-generated link, remote users execute the application subject to data type, formatting, and display characteristics and/or constraints provided in the application configuration information. Other applications hosted on the client device, server, or on another server (in communication with the application generator server) can exchange data with the generated application.

Application generator

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Mark Sang Cho