Abstract: A word entered into a document interface is recorded. The document interface may be part of a web-based application provided through a web browser. A request for determining whether a word is correctly spelled is transmitted across a network. An indication as to whether the word is incorrectly spelled or correctly spelled is then received. The display of the word within the document interface is then transformed from a first state where the word is plainly displayed to a second state where the word is displayed with a user interface marker. The user interface marker may be configured to provide a visual indication that the word is incorrectly spelled. The operations of recording the word, transmitting the request, receiving the indication, and transforming the display of the word from the first state to the second state may be performed in the background of the web-based application without interfering with user workflow within the document interface.

Abstract: Extracting tagged data items that may be associated with results of a search in an electronic document and presenting the tagged data items through a graphical user interface (GUI). The tagged data may be presented in a separate window displaying search results. The tagged data items may be presented adjacent to individual search results or at the top of a window displaying search results. The displayed tagged items may be presented as hyperlinks that enable a user to move to a section of an electronic document containing that tagged data item. The tagged data items, which may include names, physical addresses, e-mail addresses, universal resource locators (URLs), dates, and telephone numbers, may represent a subset of the tagged data item categories contained in the electronic document.

Abstract: A method and system can format objects on a first page of an electronic document being created by applying the formatting from corresponding objects contained in a separate formatting source where these objects have been formatted using the existing tools of the application. In this way, when a page is created that has formatting information that is preferred by a user, subsequent pages can be created by referring to the page that has the preferred formatting information.