System and method for displaying stack icons

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7657846
APP PUB NO 20050240880A1
SERIAL NO

10830224

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The present invention is directed to a method and system for use in a computing environment for representing files stored in stacks. The method includes providing a set of stack icons, each icon in the set having a stack height representing a range of stack sizes. The method additionally includes determining a stack size for a selected stack and selecting and displaying an appropriate stack icon from the set of stack icons based on the determined stack size. The selected stack may be stored within one of multiple libraries. Accordingly a distinct set of icons relevant to each library may be stored for each library. The icons may visibly convey information pertaining to the relevant library. Accordingly, the method may include representing a selected stack by determining an appropriate library and an appropriate stack height and displaying a corresponding icon. The system may additionally include an empty stack icon, a generic stack icon, property based icons, and custom thumbnail icons.

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MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING LLCONE MICROSOFT WAY REDMOND WA 98052

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Banks, Richard M Egham, SY 41 3248
Cummins, Charles Seattle, US 109 6474
De, Vorchik David G Seattle, US 63 4007
Gusmorino, Paul A Seattle, US 29 2304
Ivanovic, Relja B Redmond, US 12 1275
Lam, Jenny T Seattle, US 94 3283
Moore, Jason F Redmond, US 43 2978

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