Synchronizing review comments between source and shared documents
AssigneeAdobe Inc.
InventorSanjeev Kumar Biswas
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AssigneeAdobe Inc.
InventorSanjeev Kumar Biswas
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Techniques are provided for synchronizing comments between a platform-dependent source document and a platform-independent shared document created from the source document. The shared document can accept feedback, edits, annotations, and other comments (all generally referred to herein as comments) from a variety of platforms and collaborators. The comments entered in the shared document automatically become part of, or otherwise become visible from, the source document. In an embodiment, the techniques are implemented as a computer-driven methodology that includes creating a logical link between the source and shared documents. This link is based on unique IDs of the respective documents, and is used to determine that reviewer comments have been made in the shared document. In response to the source document being open on a given source tool, periodic polling for reviewer comments is carried out and any new comments made in the shared document are displayed in the source tool.
A method of synchronizing comments between a source document and a shared document, the method comprising:
A computer program product including one or more non-transitory machine readable mediums encoded with instructions that when executed by one or more processors cause a process to be carried out for synchronizing comments between a source document and a shared document, the shared document having been exported from the source document, the source document having been created via a source tool and having a first format, and the shared document having a second format different from the first format, the process comprising:
An author computing system for synchronizing comments between a source document and a shared document, the source document having been created via a source tool and having a first format, and the shared document having a second format different from the first format, the author computing system comprising:
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