Abstract: An embodiment includes a method that includes intercepting, by an intermediary, a form destined for a device used by a user over a network that is from an application executing on a different device on the network. The form includes parts to be completed by the user. The method also includes completing, by the intermediary, a first part of the parts to be completed by the user, prior to the form being received by the device.

Abstract: A system and method for managing web content are described herein. In one embodiment, the method includes receiving a request to store content of a webpage, where the webpage includes an annotation tag. In one embodiment, the annotation tag indicates that the content includes an annotation. The method also includes associating a first set of metadata with the annotation tag, storing the content, and storing the first set of metadata, wherein the first set of metadata can be accessed without accessing the content.

Abstract: A system and method for managing web content are described herein. In one embodiment, the method includes receiving a request to store content of a webpage, where the webpage includes an annotation tag. In one embodiment, the annotation tag indicates that the content includes an annotation. The method also includes associating a first set of metadata with the annotation tag, storing the content, and storing the first set of metadata, wherein the first set of metadata can be accessed without accessing the content.

Abstract: A modular access flooring system (10) has triangular floor panels (11) supported at the corners by free-standing pedestals (12) which are laid on a base floor. Hemispherical projections (18) on the panels (11) engage in recesses (19) in the pedestals (12) to lock the panels (11) and pedestals (12) together during installation of the system (10), the panels (11) and pedestals (12) determine where the others are to be positioned, obviating the requirement for the pedestals (12) being laid in predetermined patterns. As the panels (11) and pedestals (12) are all supported at three points, the flooring system (10) is very stable and can accommodate any movement in the base floor.