Systems and methods are provided to determine whether a first input to a web browser is received, the first input having at a first directional property, has a value that is greater than or equal to a first threshold value that corresponds to the first directional property. When the value is greater than or equal to the first threshold value, it is determined whether a second a second input is received, the second input having at least a second directional property. A message is displayed based on the determination that the determined at least one value is equal to or greater than the first threshold value that corresponds to the at least one property and the received second input having at least the second directional property.

A server dynamically provides fonts to a user device. The user device is provided with access to a document via a network. An update to a language parameter associated with the document is detected. Fonts associated with the update to the language parameter are determined. It is determined at least one of the fonts is not available on the user device. The at least one of the fonts is provided to the user device.

In general, the subject matter described in this disclosure can be embodied in methods, systems, and computer-readable devices for presenting, by a computing system, multiple cells that are arranged in a multi-dimensional grid of cells. The computing system may display content in a first cell without displaying the content in a second cell. The computing system may present a first user interface element that is to expand the display of the content from the first cell to both the first cell and the second cell. The computing system may receive first user input that selects the first user interface element. The computing system may display, in response to receiving the first user input, the content in the first cell and the second cell.

A computer-implemented technique includes techniques are presented for user image capture feedback for improved machine language translation. When machine language translation of OCR text obtained from an initial image has a low degree of likelihood of being an appropriate translation, these techniques provide for user image capture feedback to obtain additional images to obtain a modified OCR text, which can result in improved machine language translation results. Instead of user image capture feedback, the techniques may obtain the modified OCR text by selecting another possible OCR text from the initial OCR operation. In addition to additional image capturing, light source intensity and/or a quantity/number of light source flashes can be adjusted. After obtaining the modified OCR text, another machine language translation can be obtained and, if it has a high enough degree of likelihood, it can then be output to a user.

An apparatus, method, program product, and system are disclosed for changing text input modes. A text input module receives text input in a first text input mode from a text input device, the first text input mode may comprise a predictive text input mode. A trigger detection module detects a triggering event associated with text input received in the first text input mode. The triggering event may be intended to change a text input mode of the text input device. A mode change module changes the text input from the first text input mode to a second text input mode in response to the triggering event. The second text input mode may comprise a literal text input mode.

A theme to be applied to a document to be edited can be identified. The document and a preview of one or more components insertable into the document can be displayed. The preview can be formed and presented prior to the insertion of at least one of the components by applying the identified theme to the components.

Some embodiments provide a mapping application that provides a first map browsing mode for displaying a map that emphasizes a first set of features in a map region. The mapping application also provides a second map browsing mode for displaying a map that de-emphasizes the first set of features while emphasizing a second set of transit-related features in the map region.

Computer systems, methods, and storage media for tailoring a user interface to a user according to a determined user state and a determined interface context corresponding to the determined user state. The user interface is tailored by modifying the format of at least a portion of the interface, including modifying the content, layout of the content, presentation sequence, or visual display of the interface. A user interface includes a selectable formatting object for controlling the formatting of the user interface and for generating feedback data for training an ensemble learning component to enable more effective predictive formatting changes.

When a requested font is unavailable, a multi-level font substitution system performs multi-level font substitution processing. It determines whether a highest tier substitute font is available and if not, whether an intermediate tier substitute font is available and if not, whether a lowest tier substitute font is available. Content is rendered using the best available substitute font that was identified in the highest processing tier of the multi-level font substitution processing.

A user equipment (UE) for reproducing a presentation having a plurality of media includes a processor, a memory, and a display. The processor receives a first document configured to provide a presentation and a second document configured to indicate a timing sequence for media and spatial layout updates. The processor determines whether the second document includes at least one condition for at least one instruction element among the plurality of instructions and reproduces the plurality of instructions in accordance with the first document, the second document, and/or the at least one condition. The memory stores at least one media based on a store directive when the second document includes a store directive for at least one instruction among the plurality of instructions. The display displays the reproduced plurality of media.