Multiple user application entry process
OwnerTodres Yampel, Gad Janayinventors
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Abstract
A computer program is provided in which a second, or subsequent, user of an application is permitted to bypass the steps involved in logging onto the application and navigating through a series of preliminary screens by being granted the seat, or screen level, of a first user who has exited the program. The program archives the application screen level and assigns a macro that is adapted to accessing the first user's screen level by the second or subsequent user.
Claims5
A process for enabling a subsequent user to enter an application at a screen level from which a first user exited the application, comprising the steps of:
- (a) archiving the screen level from which the first user exited the application;
- (b) receiving a request from a subsequent user to enter the application;
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- (c) allowing the subsequent user to enter the application at a screen level at which the first user exited the application.
A process for enabling a subsequent user to enter an application at a level from which a first user exited the application, comprising the steps of:
- (a) allowing a first user of the application to open the application;
- (b) allowing the first user to log on to the application;
- (c) allowing the first user to navigate through multiple screen levels to attain a screen level for use;
- (d) allowing the first user to use the application;
- (e) allowing the first user to exit the application;
- (f) archiving the screen level from which the first user exits the application;
- (g) receiving a request from a subsequent user to enter the application;
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- (h) allowing the subsequent user to enter the application at the screen level from which the first user exited.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.