Attorney Docket No. P14727US l/l 8962-0679001
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`CLAIMS
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`1.
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`A method comprising:
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`providing for display a representation of a first data object and a representation
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`of a second data object;
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`receiving an object connection input for connecting the representation of the first
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`data object with the representation of the second data object; and
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`in response to the object connection input, establishing a connection between the
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`first data object and the second data object, wherein:
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`upon receiving a first input moving the representation of the first data
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`object, the representation of the second data object moves in synchronization with the
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`representation of the first data object, wherein a relative position between the
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`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
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`preserved; and
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second
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`data object, the representation of the second data object moves independently of the
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`representation of the first data object, wherein the relative position between the
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`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
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`changed.
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`2.
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`The method of claim 1, comprising providing for display an object connection
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`widget in association with the representation of the first data object, the object
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`connection widget comprising a selectable user interface item having an inactive state
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`when not selected, and an active state when selected.
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`3.
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`The method of claim 2, wherein the user interface item comprises a rectangle
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`surrounding a circle, the rectangle and circle initially being attached to the
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`representation of the first data object and being detachable from the representation of
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`the first data object when selected.
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`CLAIMS
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`1.
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`A method comprising:
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`providing for display a representation of a first data object and a representation
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`of a second data object;
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`receiving an object connection input for connecting the representation of the first
`
`data object with the representation of the second data object; and
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`in response to the object connection input, establishing a connection between the
`
`first data object and the second data object, wherein:
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`upon receiving a first input moving the representation of the first data
`
`object, the representation of the second data object moves in synchronization with the
`
`representation of the first data object, wherein a relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
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`preserved; and
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second
`
`data object, the representation of the second data object moves independently of the
`
`representation of the first data object, wherein the relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
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`changed.
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`2.
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`The method of claim 1, comprising providing for display an object connection
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`widget in association with the representation of the first data object, the object
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`connection widget comprising a selectable user interface item having an inactive state
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`when not selected, and an active state when selected.
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`3.
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`The method of claim 2, wherein the user interface item comprises a rectangle
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`surrounding a circle, the rectangle and circle initially being attached to the
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`representation of the first data object and being detachable from the representation of
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`the first data object when selected.
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`4.
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`The method of claim 2, wherein:
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`when the user interface item is in the active state, the object connection widget is
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`operable to be moved according to a drag input and placed on the representation of the
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`second data object according to a drop input, and
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`when the object connection widget moves in response to the drag input, an
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`animated line connects the object connection widget and connecting the representation
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`of the first data object.
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`5.
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`The method of claim 4, wherein the object connection input includes the drop
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`input placing the object connection widget on the representation of the second data
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`object.
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`6.
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`The method of claim 1, wherein the second data object comprises a label of the
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`first data object.
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`7.
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`The method of claim 1, comprising:
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`upon establishing the connection between the first data object and the second
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`data object:
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`emphasizing the representation of the second data object using a border, a
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`highlight, or a font; and
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`providing for display a connection line connecting the representation of
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`the first data object and the representation of the second data object.
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`8.
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`The method of claim 1, comprising:
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second data
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`object, animating a connection line wherein the animated connection line connects a
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`moving representation of the second data object and a static representation of the first
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`data object.
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`9.
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`The method of claim 1, wherein when the representation of the second data
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`object moves independently of the representation of the first data object, the
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`representation of the first data object remains immobile.
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`10.
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`The method of claim 9, comprising:
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`after the representation of the second data object moved independently of the
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`representation of the first data object, receiving a third input moving the representation
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`of the first data object; and
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`in response to the third input, moving the representation of the first data object
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`in synchronization with the representation of the second data object, wherein the
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`changed relative position between the representation of the first data object and the
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`representation of the second data object is preserved.
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`11.
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`The method of claim 1, wherein establishing the connection between the first
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`data object and the second data object triggers a property of the first data object to be
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`applied to the second data object.
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`12.
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`A non-transitory storage device storing instructions operable to cause one or
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`more computers to perform operations comprising:
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`providing for display a representation of a first data object and a representation
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`of a second data object;
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`receiving an object connection input for connecting the representation of the first
`
`data object with the representation of the second data object; and
`
`in response to the object connection input, establishing a connection between the
`
`first data object and the second data object, wherein:
`
`upon receiving a first input moving the representation of the first data
`
`object, the representation of the second data object moves in synchronization with the
`
`representation of the first data object, wherein a relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
`
`preserved; and
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second
`
`data object, the representation of the second data object moves independently of the
`
`representation of the first data object, wherein the relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
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`changed.
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`13.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, comprising providing for display
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`an object connection widget in association with the representation of the first data
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`object, the object connection widget comprising a selectable user interface item having
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`an inactive state when not selected, and an active state when selected.
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`14.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 13, wherein the user interface item
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`comprises a rectangle surrounding a circle, the rectangle and circle initially being
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`attached to the representation of the first data object and being detachable from the
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`representation of the first data object when selected.
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`15.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 13, wherein:
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`when the user interface item is in the active state, the object connection widget is
`
`operable to be moved according to a drag input and placed on the representation of the
`
`second data object according to a drop input, and
`
`when the object connection widget moves in response to the drag input, an
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`animated line connects the object connection widget and connecting the representation
`
`of the first data object.
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`16.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 15, wherein the object connection
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`input includes the drop input placing the object connection widget on the
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`representation of the second data object.
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`17.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, wherein the second data object
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`comprises a label of the first data object.
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`18.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, the operations comprising:
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`upon establishing the connection between the first data object and the second
`
`data object:
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`emphasizing the representation of the second data object using a border, a
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`highlight, or a font; and
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`providing for display a connection line connecting the representation of
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`the first data object and the representation of the second data object.
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`19.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, the operations comprising:
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second data
`
`object, animating a connection line wherein the animated connection line connects a
`
`moving representation of the second data object and a static representation of the first
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`data object.
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`20.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, wherein when the representation
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`of the second data object moves independently of the representation of the first data
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`object, the representation of the first data object remains immobile.
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`21.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 20, the operations comprising:
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`after the representation of the second data object moved independently of the
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`representation of the first data object, receiving a third input moving the representation
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`of the first data object; and
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`in response to the third input, moving the representation of the first data object
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`in synchronization with the representation of the second data object, wherein the
`
`changed relative position between the representation of the first data object and the
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`representation of the second data object is preserved.
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`22.
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`The non-transitory storage device of claim 12, wherein establishing the
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`connection between the first data object and the second data object triggers a property
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`of the first data object to be applied to the second data object.
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`23.
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`A system comprising:
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`one or more computers;
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`a non-transitory storage device storing instructions operable to cause the one or
`
`more computers to perform operations comprising:
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`providing for display a representation of a first data object and a
`
`representation of a second data object;
`
`receiving an object connection input for connecting the representation of
`
`the first data object with the representation of the second data object; and
`
`in response to the object connection input, establishing a connection
`
`between the first data object and the second data object, wherein:
`
`upon receiving a first input moving the representation of the first
`
`data object, the representation of the second data object moves in synchronization with
`
`the representation of the first data object, wherein a relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
`
`preserved; and
`
`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the
`
`second data object, the representation of the second data object moves independently of
`
`the representation of the first data object, wherein the relative position between the
`
`representation of the first data object and the representation of the second data object is
`
`changed.
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`24.
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`The system of claim 23, comprising providing for display an object connection
`
`widget in association with the representation of the first data object, the object
`
`connection widget comprising a selectable user interface item having an inactive state
`
`when not selected, and an active state when selected.
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`25.
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`The system of claim 24, wherein the user interface item comprises a rectangle
`
`surrounding a circle, the rectangle and circle initially being attached to the
`
`representation of the first data object and being detachable from the representation of
`
`the first data object when selected.
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`26.
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`The system of claim 24, wherein:
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`when the user interface item is in the active state, the object connection widget is
`
`operable to be moved according to a drag input and placed on the representation of the
`
`second data object according to a drop input, and
`
`when the object connection widget moves in response to the drag input, an
`
`animated line connects the object connection widget and connecting the representation
`
`of the first data object.
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`27.
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`The system of claim 26, wherein the object connection input includes the drop
`
`input placing the object connection widget on the representation of the second data
`
`object.
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`28.
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`The system of claim 24, wherein the second data object comprises a label of the
`
`first data object.
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`29.
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`The system of claim 23, the operations comprising:
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`upon establishing the connection between the first data object and the second
`
`data object:
`
`emphasizing the representation of the second data object using a border, a
`
`highlight, or a font; and
`
`providing for display a connection line connecting the representation of
`
`the first data object and the representation of the second data object.
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`30.
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`The system of claim 23, the operations comprising:
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`upon receiving a second input moving the representation of the second data
`
`object, animating a connection line wherein the animated connection line connects a
`
`moving representation of the second data object and a static representation of the first
`
`data object.
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`31.
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`The system of claim 23, wherein when the representation of the second data
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`object moves independently of the representation of the first data object, the
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`representation of the first data object remains immobile.
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`32.
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`The system of claim 31, the operations comprising:
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`after the representation of the second data object moved independently of the
`
`representation of the first data object, receiving a third input moving the representation
`
`of the first data object; and
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`in response to the third input, moving the representation of the first data object
`
`in synchronization with the representation of the second data object, wherein the
`
`changed relative position between the representation of the first data object and the
`
`representation of the second data object is preserved.
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`33.
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`The system of claim 23, wherein establishing the connection between the first
`
`data object and the second data object triggers a property of the first data object to be
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`applied to the second data object.
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