Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with a storage device storing a file, wherein the file comprises first data associated with an artifact configured to be displayed in a first interface at a first electronic device, the artifact including a first representation state representing a first visual depiction of one or more data objects. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to provide access via the first interface to the one or more data objects. The method comprises acquiring the first data associated with artifact. The method further comprises acquiring an activation of at least part of the artifact, and responsive to acquiring the activation, transmitting a first request to a second electronic device for second data associated with the artifact. The method further comprises acquiring the second data, wherein the second data allows the first visual depiction to be altered to a second visual depiction.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with a storage device storing a file, wherein the file comprises first data associated with an artifact configured to be displayed in a first interface at a first electronic device, the artifact including a first representation state representing a first visual depiction of one or more data objects. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to provide access via the first interface to the one or more data objects. The method comprises acquiring the first data associated with artifact. The method further comprises acquiring an activation of at least part of the artifact, and responsive to acquiring the activation, transmitting a first request to a second electronic device for second data associated with the artifact. The method further comprises acquiring the second data, wherein the second data allows the first visual depiction to be altered to a second visual depiction.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with a storage device storing a file, wherein the file comprises first data associated with an artifact configured to be displayed in a first interface at a first electronic device, the artifact including a first representation state representing a first visual depiction of one or more data objects. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to provide access via the first interface to the one or more data objects. The method comprises acquiring the first data associated with artifact. The method further comprises acquiring an activation of at least part of the artifact, and responsive to acquiring the activation, transmitting a first request to a second electronic device for second data associated with the artifact. The method further comprises acquiring the second data, wherein the second data allows the first visual depiction to be altered to a second visual depiction.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with a storage device storing a file, wherein the file comprises first data associated with an artifact configured to be displayed in a first interface at a first electronic device, the artifact including a first representation state representing a first visual depiction of one or more data objects. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to provide access via the first interface to the one or more data objects. The method comprises acquiring the first data associated with artifact. The method further comprises acquiring an activation of at least part of the artifact, and responsive to acquiring the activation, transmitting a first request to a second electronic device for second data associated with the artifact. The method further comprises acquiring the second data, wherein the second data allows the first visual depiction to be altered to a second visual depiction.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with a storage device storing a file, wherein the file comprises first data associated with an artifact configured to be displayed in a first interface at a first electronic device, the artifact including a first representation state representing a first visual depiction of one or more data objects. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to provide access via the first interface to the one or more data objects. The method comprises acquiring the first data associated with artifact. The method further comprises acquiring an activation of at least part of the artifact, and responsive to acquiring the activation, transmitting a first request to a second electronic device for second data associated with the artifact. The method further comprises acquiring the second data, wherein the second data allows the first visual depiction to be altered to a second visual depiction.

Abstract: The use of ‘most common words’ of a language as token sets has great utility when used properly. The prior State of the Art, as exemplified by the invention described in Martino et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,216,102, has not recognized the complete theoretical basis of ‘most common words’ that might explain why a small set of words represents a majority of the words used in language when language comprises of an infinite set of potential words. Thus, Martino et al. have introduced an invention that is limited in scope due to misconceptions based upon the prior State of the Art with respect to the true theoretical underpinnings of ‘most common words’. The prior ‘State of the Art’ excludes consideration of common affixes (bound MCW's) from the class of MCW's. In this application for which claims of invention are made, common affixes are considered as belonging to the class of MCW's.