Judy M Lin

6552738, Apr 22, 2003

Nov 18, 1999

09/443054

Walter C. Lin - San Jose CA
Judy K. Lin - San Jose CA

Trident Microsystems, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06F 1300

345810, 345145

A method and apparatus provide a user interface for control of a display device. A video signal is provided to a display device and a graphic image is displayed by the display device. The video signal may be provided to the display device by a host computer system coupled to the display device. Input to the host computer system is received by a user manipulating the graphic image via an input device. The host computer system responds to the input by communicating a command to the display device, the command for adjusting a parameter of the display device. The parameter may be selected from a group consisting of: brightness, contrast, horizontal orientation, horizontal size, vertical orientation, vertical size, tilt, pincushion, and color tint for the display. The command may be communicated via a data sequence sent to the display device by the host computer system. The data sequence may be encoded onto the video signal sent to the display device by the host computer system.

6967798, Nov 22, 2005

Dec 19, 2003

10/742362

Andrew M. Homola - Morgan Hill CA, US
Judy Lin - San Jose CA, US

Komag, Inc. - San Jose CA

G11B005/09

360 48, 360135, 360 75

A method and apparatus is described for gradually transitioning a slider from operation over a patterned data zone to landing on a patterned CSS zone. The ratio of raised area width to recessed area width of a pattern in a transition zone and/or CSS zone may be varied across the radial dimension of the disk. By changing the ratio of raised area width to recessed area width of the pattern in the transition from slider operation over the data zone to landing in the CSS zone, it is possible to gradually change the height of the slider from flying to non-flying conditions.

7597792, Oct 6, 2009

Sep 14, 2005

11/227297

Andrew M. Homola - Morgan Hill CA, US
Judy Lin - San Jose CA, US

WD Media, Inc. - San Jose CA

C25F 3/02
G11B 5/09
G11B 5/02

205666, 205640, 360 48, 360 55, 360 75, 360131, 360135

A method and apparatus is described for gradually transitioning a slider from operation over a patterned data zone to landing on a patterned CSS zone. The ratio of raised area width to recessed area width of a pattern in a transition zone and/or CSS zone may be varied across the radial dimension of the disk. By changing the ratio of raised area width to recessed area width of the pattern in the transition from slider operation over the data zone to landing in the CSS zone, it is possible to gradually change the height of the slider from flying to non-flying conditions.

55946429, Jan 14, 1997

May 31, 1996

8/653067

Leland D. Collins - Palo Alto CA
Judy Lin - San Jose CA

Object Technology Licensing Corp. - Cupertino CA

G06F 1720
G06F 314
G06F 1721

395797

A method and system for assisting input of information. The method and system dynamically translates information being input, and allows user interaction with the translation process. The system is flexibly designed to allow easy use by application developers and users. The design allows a common input method to be used by multiple applications. Users may also customize the input methods to suit their own needs. The input methods support "active" areas of text input, character based input, and phrase based input. The active area can be customized to appear a certain way. Dictionaries are also supported, including optional properties such as grammar and frequency. Dictionaries may also be chained.

56405871, Jun 17, 1997

Aug 3, 1995

8/510734

Mark E. Davis - Cupertino CA
Judy Lin - San Jose CA

Object Technology Licensing Corp. - Cupertino CA

G06F 700

395800

A computer system transliterates a text string from a first language to a second language using transliterator objects, each having a set of transliteration rules arranged in a preferred order. Each of the transliteration rules, in turn, has a test string and a replacement string and the transliterator object includes a method for comparing the test string in each of the transliteration rules to each of the characters in the text string to determine a subset of transliteration rules which exhibit a match. Using the preferred order, one of the subset of transliteration rules is selected and the replacement string of the selected transliteration rule is substituted for the test string in the text string.

54853737, Jan 16, 1996

Mar 25, 1993

8/036785

Mark E. Davis - Cupertino CA
Judy Lin - San Jose CA

Taligent, Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 1730

36441913

A method and system for providing a language-sensitive text search that performs text comparison of any Unicode strings. For any language an ordering is defined based on features of the language. Then, an interactive compare function is performed to determine the relationship of a pair of strings. The string is examined and a compare is performed one or more characters at a time based on a predefined character precedence.

54329485, Jul 11, 1995

Apr 26, 1993

8/053790

Mark E. Davis - Cupertino CA
Judy Lin - San Jose CA

Taligent, Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 700

395800

A computer implemented system and method utilizing rules instantiated in objects of an object-oriented operating system to transliterate text as it is input into a computer is disclosed. A number of transliterator objects are created in the storage of the computer, each one of the transliterator objects include transliteration rules arranged in the storage in a preferred order. Each of the transliteration rules contain a first language character string, a second language character string, and logic for comparing the first language character string in each of the transliteration rules to a text string that is entered into a computer to determine a subset of transliteration rules which match the entered text string. The entered text is displayed on a computer display as it is input into a computer and a particular one of the plurality of transliterator objects' logic is utilized in response to the preferred order for selecting one of the subset of transliteration rules and applying it to the first text string to display the second language character string of the selected transliteration rule on the display.

63246457, Nov 27, 2001

Aug 11, 1998

9/132289

Richard F Andrews - Menlo Park CA
Peter Williams - Fremont CA
Judy Lin - Mountain View CA

VeriSign, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H04K 100

713157

A public key management infrastructure (104) is shared by at least two users (102). A method (300) for managing risk arising from a user's use of the shared public key management infrastructure (104) includes the following steps. The user (102) is associated (301) with a digital certificate (200) which is issued and digitally signed by a certification authority (CA). The digital certificate (200) represents that the user (102) is bound to a public key (210) corresponding to a private key held by the user (102); the public key (210) and the private key form a key pair for use in public-key cryptography. The digital certificate (200) further includes an access label (216), which may identify the domain (105) within the public key management infrastructure (104) which the user (102) is authorized to access and/or the privileges which the user (102) is authorized to exercise. The user's identity and the validity of the digital certificate (200) are established (303,305). The access label (216) is read (304) from the user's digital certificate (200), and the user's use of the public key management infrastructure (104) is controlled (306) based upon the access label (216).