Abstract: In some implementations, a graphical user interface of an electronic messaging system can highlight addressees of a message in a group of candidate message recipients. For example, the graphical user interface can present graphical objects corresponding to candidate message recipients. When a user composes a message, the user can provide input identifying a recipient of the message. In response to the user input identifying the recipient of the message, the graphical user interface can highlight a graphical object corresponding to the identified recipient. In some implementations, the graphical user interface can subdue (e.g., grey out) graphical objects corresponding to candidate message recipients that are not identified in the message in order to highlight the identified recipient objects. In some implementations, a message recipient can be an individual contact (e.g., person). In some implementations, a message recipient can be a message stream.

Abstract: A adaptive build environment to serve as a build foundation for printing 3D objects in an environment that is controlled and isolated both from outside conditions and within the print environment itself. The adaptive build environment is comprised of one or more modular panels including an active cooling subsystem having a first thermal heat sink component, a second thermal heat sink component, a convection generating device, an inner plate, an outer plate, and a gas or fluid exit. In some implementations, a segmented gas and fluid guidance system may be included in one or more of the panels of the adaptive build environment in place of, or in addition to, the second thermal heat sink. The panels of the adaptive build environment are implemented to provide steady state operating conditions for printing 3D objects.

Abstract: In some implementations, a graphical user interface of an electronic messaging system can highlight addressees of a message in a group of candidate message recipients. For example, the graphical user interface can present graphical objects corresponding to candidate message recipients. When a user composes a message, the user can provide input identifying a recipient of the message. In response to the user input identifying the recipient of the message, the graphical user interface can highlight a graphical object corresponding to the identified recipient. In some implementations, the graphical user interface can subdue (e.g., grey out) graphical objects corresponding to candidate message recipients that are not identified in the message in order to highlight the identified recipient objects. In some implementations, a message recipient can be an individual contact (e.g., person). In some implementations, a message recipient can be a message stream.