Systems, methods, software and interfaces for performing enhanced document processing and document outlining
An exemplary method includes accessing a source document where the source document is associated with a citation and copying a selected portion of the source document. Then, in response to copying the selected portion, the method includes generating a referenced element where the referenced element consists of the selected portion and a hyperlink associated with the citation. Finally, the method includes accessing a destination document and inserting the referenced element into the destination document. An additional exemplary method further includes storing a copy of the referenced element in a memory of an access device. Another exemplary method includes annotating the destination document and generating an annotated destination document. Another exemplary method includes printing, within a single print session, the annotated destination document and the source document. Yet another exemplary method includes printing, within a single print session, a non-annotated destination document, the annotated destination document and the source document.
1. A method comprising:
accessing a source document, the source document associated with a citation;
receiving at least one user-generated annotation and appending into the source document;
generating a corresponding reference identification to the at least one user-generated annotation in the source document;
generating a referenced element comprising a selected portion of the source document and a hyperlink associated with the citation, wherein the selected portion of the source document is at least one of text or image copied from the source document and further comprises the at least one user-generated annotation;
storing a copy of the referenced element in a memory of an access device;
accessing a destination document; and
inserting the referenced element into the destination document, wherein the destination document is a work product document; the referenced element is displayed in the destination document as a hyperlink to the source document along with the selected portion of the source document with the at least one user-generated annotation and said inserting is moving a copy of the referenced element from the memory to the destination document.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the source document and the destination document are accessed via at least one document processing application.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one annotated question.
4. The method of claim 1 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one annotated question/answer pair.
5. The method of claim 1 further comprising printing, within a single print session, the destination document and the source document comprising the at least one user-generated annotation.
6. The method of claim 1 further comprising printing, within a single print session, the destination document and the source document not comprising the at least one user-generated annotation.
7. A system comprising:
an access device comprising:
a processor;
a memory: and
at least one document processing application stored on the memory for execution by the processor, the at least one document processing application comprising a set of computer readable instructions executable by the processor, the set of computer readable instructions comprising:
a first set of computer program code adapted to access a source document, the source document associated with a citation;
a second set of computer program code, upon execution of the first set of computer program code, adapted to receive at least one user-generated annotation and append into the source document;
a third set of computer program code, upon execution of the second set of computer program code, adapted to generate a corresponding reference identification to the at least one user-generated annotation in the source document;
a fourth set of computer program code, upon execution of the third set of computer program code,
adapted to generate a referenced element comprising a selected portion of the source document and a hyperlink associated with the citation, wherein the selected portion of the source document is at least one of text or image copied from the source document and further comprises the at least one user-generated annotation;
a fifth set of computer program code, upon execution of the fourth set of computer program code, adapted to store a copy of the referenced element in a memory of an access device;
a sixth set of computer program code, upon execution of the fifth set of computer program code, adapted to access a destination document; and
a seventh set of computer program code adapted to insert the referenced element into a destination document, wherein the destination document is a work product document, the referenced element is displayed in the destination document as a hyperlink to the source document along with the selected portion of the source document with the at least one user-generated annotation and said insert is moving a copy of the referenced element from the memory to the destination document.
8. The access device of claim 7 wherein the source document and the destination document are accessed via a single document processing application.
9. The system of claim 7 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one annotated question, and the destination document is an outline document.
10. The system of claim 7 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one annotated question/answer pair, and the destination document is an outline document.
11. A non-transitory, computer usable medium comprising:
a first set of computer program code adapted to access a source document, the source document associated with a citation;
a second set of computer program code, upon execution of the first set of computer program code, adapted to receive at least one user-generated annotation and append into the source document;
a third set of computer program code, upon execution of the second set of computer program code, adapted to generate a corresponding reference identification to the at least one user-generated annotation in the source document;
a fourth set of computer program code,
adapted to generate a referenced element comprising a selected portion of the source document and a hyperlink associated with the citation, wherein the selected portion of the source document is at least one of text or image copied from the source document and further comprises the at least one user-generated annotation;
a fifth set of computer program code, upon execution of the fourth set of computer program code, adapted to store a copy of the referenced element in a memory of an access device;
a sixth set of computer program code, upon execution of the fifth set of computer program code, adapted to access a destination document; and
a seventh set of computer program code adapted to insert the referenced element into a destination document, wherein the destination document is a work product document, the referenced element is displayed in the destination document as a hyperlink to the source document along with the selected portion of the source document with the at least one user-generated annotation and said insert is moving a copy of the referenced element from the memory to the destination document.
12. The non-transitory, computer usable medium of claim 11 wherein the source document and the destination document are accessed via at least one document processing application.
13. The non-transitory, computer usable medium of claim 11 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one question, and the destination document is an outline document.
14. The non-transitory, computer usable medium of claim 11 wherein the source document is a transcript and the selected portion of the source document comprising a portion of the transcript associated with at least one question/answer pair, and the destination document is an outline document.