Dynamic presentation generator
AssigneeBarclays Capital Inc.
InventorsJohn Baker, Barry Cooper, Hakan Ipecki, James Bicknell Lockhart, IV, Dorian Messuti, Warner Zee
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Abstract
A computer aided workstation programmed to facilitate and enhance the process for creating complex graphics and associated presentation design through the use of multiple software tools/agents in conjunction with retail presentation products. Critical branding/theme characteristics are seamlessly established during the Build process by software/program controls. A high quality, professional presentation can be achieved with minimal training or software knowledge/skill set.
Claims16
A software-implemented method comprising:
- (a) developing a common branding theme through multiple slides and seamlessly generating a common appearance through said multiple slides wherein said multiple slides collectively comprise a unified presentation;
- (b) storing in a database a library of Model slides having specific attributes to corporate-based identifying and/or industry related themes;
- (c) adding shapes to Model slides having a common property set in compliance with a stored configuration file;
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- (d) classifying said shapes as either in compliance or non-compliant depending on whether a shape's associated property set matches a pre-set configuration file for that shape.
A tangible computer readable medium having software stored thereon, the software having computer readable instructions which when executed by a computer, causes the computer to perform a method comprising:
- (a) developing a common branding theme through multiple slides and seamlessly generating a common appearance through said multiple slides wherein said multiple slides collectively comprise a unified presentation;
- (b) communicating with and searching a database storing a library of Model slides having specific attributes to corporate-based identifying and/or industry related themes;
- (c) adding shapes to Model slides having a common property set in compliance with a stored configuration file;
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- (d) classifying said shapes as either in compliance or non-compliant depending on whether a shape's associated property set matches a pre-set configuration file for that shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.