System and method for generating and formatting a publication
OwnerJohn R. Milton, Douglas Coganinventors
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Abstract
Various systems and methods are provided for formatting a publication. In one embodiment, for example, a method is provided comprising the steps of associating, within a server, each of a plurality of content items with a select number of sub-templates selected from a plurality of sub-templates, and, generating an instance file in the server, wherein the instance file specifies a number of content items and associates a respective one of the sub-templates with each of the content items.
Claims27
A method for formatting a publication, comprising:
- associating, within a server, each of a plurality of content items with a select number of sub-templates selected from a plurality of sub-templates;
- and
- generating an instance file in the server, wherein the instance file specifies a number of content items and associates a respective one of the sub-templates with each of the content items.
A system in a server for formatting a publication, comprising:
- means for associating, within the server, each of a plurality of content items with a select number of sub-templates selected from a plurality of sub-templates;
- and
- means for generating an instance file in the server, wherein the instance file specifies a number of content items and associates a respective one of the sub-templates with each of the content items.
A system for formatting a publication, comprising:
- a processor circuit having a processor and a memory;
- and
- publication formatting logic stored in the memory and executable by the processor, the publication formatting logic including:
- logic that associates each of a plurality of content items with a select number of sub-templates selected from a plurality of sub-templates;
- and
- logic that generates an instance file in the server, wherein the instance file specifies a number of content items and associates a respective one of the sub-templates with each of the content items.
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