Abstract: Systems and methods for processing requests for shared records are described. A server computing system receives a data access request associated with a user. The server determines shared records granted by a first sharing rule associated with the user in response to receiving a data access request. The server processes the data access request based on the shared records granted by the first sharing rule and shared records granted by a second sharing rule associated with the user. The shared records granted by the second sharing rule having been determined prior to receiving the data access request, the first sharing rule and the second sharing rule generated prior to receiving the data access request.

Abstract: In an implementation, a presentation program includes a hotspot feature that allows a point in a slide to be designated as a hotspot. Supplemental content may then be associated with the hotspot such that, when the hotspot is invoked in a slide presentation, the supplemental content is surfaced.

Abstract: Systems and methods for processing requests for shared records are described. A server computing system receives a data access request associated with a user. The server determines shared records granted by a first sharing rule associated with the user in response to receiving a data access request. The server processes the data access request based on the shared records granted by the first sharing rule and shared records granted by a second sharing rule associated with the user. The shared records granted by the second sharing rule having been determined prior to receiving the data access request, the first sharing rule and the second sharing rule generated prior to receiving the data access request.

Abstract: User interfaces for Multiple external processes are hosted in a single user interface (UI) threaded host application. A broker process (or broker window) is created in the hosting application for each external process user interface window. A monitor monitors the state of the hosting application and, if it becomes nonresponsive, identifies each of the external processes that are nonresponsive, and issues a notification to terminate the identified external processes.

Abstract: An activity is detected in a computer system. The activity is correlated to a given entity. A line item display is generated for the detected activity and contextual actions are identified for the line item display. The line item display, with contextual action mechanisms is added to a chronological display structure which is surfaced for user interaction.

Abstract: In an implementation, a presentation program includes a hotspot feature that allows a point in a slide to be designated as a hotspot. Supplemental content may then be associated with the hotspot such that, when the hotspot is invoked in a slide presentation, the supplemental content is surfaced.

Abstract: A productivity application is disclosed herein that includes an insert-content feature in a user interface to the productivity application. When the insert-content feature is selected to insert online content into a canvas, the application initiates an online search using text in the canvas. Results that are returned from the search may be presented in a panel adjacent to the canvas.

Abstract: User interfaces for Multiple external processes are hosted in a single user interface (UI) threaded host application. A broker process (or broker window) is created in the hosting application for each external process user interface window. A monitor monitors the state of the hosting application and, if it becomes nonresponsive, identifies each of the external processes that are nonresponsive, and issues a notification to terminate the identified external processes.

Abstract: An activity is detected in a computer system. The activity is correlated to a given entity. A line item display is generated for the detected activity and contextual actions are identified for the line item display. The line item display, with contextual action mechanisms is added to a chronological display structure which is surfaced for user interaction.