Paul M Trieu

20090106764, Apr 23, 2009

Oct 22, 2007

11/975764

Dmitri Klementiev - Redmond WA, US
John Budig - Duvall WA, US
Edward C. Sproull - Bellevue WA, US
Paul Trieu - Kirkland WA, US
Ross Wolf - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 9/50

718104

Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for supporting globalization in user interface automation. A resource key is provided that contains at least three data elements. A resource type data element contains data representing a resource type, a resource location data element contains data representing a location to a resource file, and a resource identifier data element contains data-representing a resource identifier. During a resource file extraction operation, the resource location data element is used to locate the resource file, and the resource type data element and the resource identifier data element are used to locate a resource within the resource file that matches the resource type and the resource identifier. A process is provided for resolving a full path name to a resource file. A process is provided for performing a post-extraction action on an extracted resource string.

20090094614, Apr 9, 2009

Oct 5, 2007

11/973116

Dmitri Klementiev - Redmond WA, US
Ian Ellison-Taylor - Vashon WA, US
Paul Trieu - Kirkland WA, US
Ross Wolf - Seattle WA, US
Brendan McKeon - Seattle WA, US
Moshe Vainer - Redmond WA, US
Ankur Srivastava - Hyderabad, IN
Shiva Shankar Thangadurai - Hyderabad, IN
Neeraja Reddy - Hyderabad, IN

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 3/01

719310

Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for providing direct synchronous input. An input monitor determines where an input from a sender that is directed to a target element is about to be delivered. One example for providing an input monitor includes using a system hook. If the input monitor determines that the input is about to be delivered to the target element, the input is delivered to the target element, and the sender is notified that delivery to the target element succeeded. An interface for providing a direct synchronous input is also described. The interface has a start method for monitoring inputs being sent to target elements from a sender. The interface also has a received event for notifying the sender when a particular input is received by the target element.