Abstract: The disclosed techniques provide a system for automatically inserting reference to a file in meeting transcripts or meeting summaries. In general, the disclosed techniques manage and enrich meeting transcripts, meeting summaries, meeting recordings, and screen-shared files during an online meeting. During an online meeting, when a presenter screenshares an application file, such as Word doc, PowerPoint, Excel, etc., a system creates meeting transcripts or a summary for the real-time discussion based on audio signals and/or chat messages relating to the shared contents of the application file. The system also determines the location of the application file and inserts a reference to the application file in the transcript or summary.

Abstract: The disclosed techniques provide a system for automatically inserting content from meeting summaries and meeting transcripts in an application file communicated during a meeting content sharing session. In general, the disclosed techniques manage and enrich meeting transcripts, meeting summaries, meeting recordings, and screen-shared files during an online meeting. During an online meeting, when a presenter screenshares an application file, such as Word doc, PowerPoint, Excel, etc., a system creates meeting transcripts or a summary for the real-time discussion based on audio signals and/or chat messages relating to the shared contents of the application file. The system determines the location of the application file and inserts at least a portion of the transcript or summary in the application file. The system can perform these operations for an application file that resides locally on the presenter's machine or in a remote storage service.

Abstract: The disclosed techniques provide a system for automatically inserting content from meeting summaries and meeting transcripts in an application file communicated during a meeting content sharing session. In general, the disclosed techniques manage and enrich meeting transcripts, meeting summaries, meeting recordings, and screen-shared files during an online meeting. During an online meeting, when a presenter screenshares an application file, such as Word doc, PowerPoint, Excel, etc., a system creates meeting transcripts or a summary for the real-time discussion based on audio signals and/or chat messages relating to the shared contents of the application file. The system determines the location of the application file and inserts at least a portion of the transcript or summary in the application file. The system can perform these operations for an application file that resides locally on the presenter's machine or in a remote storage service.

Abstract: The disclosed techniques provide a system for automatically inserting reference to a file in meeting transcripts or meeting summaries. In general, the disclosed techniques manage and enrich meeting transcripts, meeting summaries, meeting recordings, and screen-shared files during an online meeting. During an online meeting, when a presenter screenshares an application file, such as Word doc, PowerPoint, Excel, etc., a system creates meeting transcripts or a summary for the real-time discussion based on audio signals and/or chat messages relating to the shared contents of the application file. The system also determines the location of the application file and inserts a reference to the application file in the transcript or summary.

Abstract: A system and method for presenting different graphical representations of a user to different end-users in a network-based communication environment are provided. A first end-user has a first a social distance from a user in a social graph while a second end-user has a second social distance from the user that is further than the first social distance in the social graph. A first graphical representation is provided in the network-based communication environment displayed to the first end-user and a second graphical representation different from the first graphical representation is provided in the network-based communication environment displayed to the second end-user. The difference between the first graphical representation and the second graphical representation is based on the difference between the first social distance and the second social distance.