PROVIDING NON DOWNLOADABLE COMPUTER SOFTWARE DOCUMENTATION

Brand Owner Address Description
ACQUIA Acquia, Inc. 53 State Street, 10th Floor Boston MA 02109 Providing non-downloadable computer software documentation, namely, manuals about a software's design, architecture, engineering, technical specifications, and use instruction;Downloadable computer software in the field of on-line content management; downloadable computer software used to perform software maintenance and upgrades; downloadable electronic computer software documentation, namely, manuals about a software's design, architecture, engineering, technical specifications, and use instruction;[ Providing on-line forums for transmission of messages among computer users concerning content management systems ];Technical support services, namely, troubleshooting of computer software problems via telephone, e-mail, and website; computer software consultation; Computer consultation in the field of computer security; development, installation and maintenance of computer software; Computer services, namely, filtering of unwanted web comments; on-line non-downloadable software for monitoring and alerting users of available software updates, server up time, and unauthorized computer software modification; on-line non-downloadable software for use in remote maintenance of computer software; application service provider (ASP), namely, hosting computer software applications for others; providing use of on-line non-downloadable software for use in enabling Internet-based content management; Software as a Service (SAAS) systems, namely, hosting software for use by others for use in content management;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An interface definition that specifies the functionality of humanly accessed functions within a software program is parsed into statements by a parser in conjunction with a dictionary. The parsed statements are converted to formatted statements by a plurality of formatters resulting in expression of the interface definition in a plurality of selected formats. The selected formats comprise source code formats and various documentation formats. Files generated from source code formatters, such as "C++" formatters, are included in the software build process and facilitate restricting software development to the specified functionality. Changes to the interface definition are propagated to the selected formats resulting in software functionality that is consistent with the various forms of documentation such as on-line help and printed documentation. The present invention was developed in response to the needs of multi-platform product development and facilitates timely and accurate coordination between software development and documentation efforts.