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I've ever go ahead. This one then is clever online specific. Optimizing architects

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and sitting for multi-tenant collaboration. Okay, so I just try and set the groundwork a little

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bit first as to how things were before I went near it. So starting on the left, you've got

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like a clever online server called WSD and on the right hand side we have two documents that

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are open. So you can see the one kit broker and then there's another one kit broker. Each one of

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them is a documents. We each document is opened up in a different process. So you have one

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or a clever online server. We have two documents open, each document is open in the process.

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And then in between we have this far case which purpose is just basically to generate the

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kits that documents eventually open up in. So in between this far case, increase the things

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that turn into documents. And you can see that as I've just tried documents in use and there's

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one kit spare that's waiting for the next document to come along and each one of those is basically

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a bar office. And that's one waiting two open open documents. One of the opens up a document that

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would be a kit broker for the moment it's waiting for that to happen. So the far kits job is to make

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kits that then are basically free office and the open up documents. And there are spares ready to

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use. And this is all done for our performance reasons. The bucket does the initial initialization

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opens. It's the start-up of free office. And once it's done, the slow start-up, you know

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free office as well as the slow start-up. It does that slow start-up. And then because it

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is start-up, the other ones are quick to generate. And then because we keep ones ready to use

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already, it's even quicker again. So that's where they're starting from. Each one of the

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documents that each case is run inside and it's on CH jail which so each one of those documents

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is in its own separate little world. And what's notable is that the bucket that starts up,

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it starts up in the ordinary environment. And then afterwards when it sparks the individual children

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themselves are inside the jail. So the bucket itself is not in the jail because it was in the jail

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then the other ones, you know, they're not ready to be in the jail and that's causing a problem.

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So you start off not in the jail and then each document is open up in the jail. In the middle

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where the document is inside and these things that's modified, we save the document out otherwise

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it's been disaster. But everything else inside in the case is thrown away. So if you're inside

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in a clever online, you right click in a misspelled world and you say you want to ignore it.

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And then when you exit that session and you start a new session, that word will be

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misspelled again because there is no storage between a version between

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Kate and since it's except for the document itself. So that's your starting place. Everything is

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thrown away and what we want to do is to do two things. One of which when we do make changes for

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instance to your spending and you save the these words to be remembered for the future,

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we want to place the store of us. We also want to bring in some of the things you have in the

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yard nudist version. You have these user dictionaries I just mentioned known as the word books

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which keep track of your misspellings. You also have auto text where you have these pre-canned

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long sequences of text about a picker topic that when you trigger a particular keystroke,

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they expand out these words. So classic ones are we are farm letters and you say the same thing

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to multiple people or regular occasions. You just type in a little shortcut and you get out this

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bioplytic text that matters and then we would also like to have those pro-organization

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of pre-users. So if an organization can have like a stock text, stock auto text,

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use a parallelization and individual users have their own individual or top of that and that's

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obviously useful for spent checking as well. And we want all that to work and we want to be able to

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keep this FarCate hierarchy stuff I showed earlier for the optimization is good. So again,

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what we're looking at is single clabber online, maybe two different organizations, maybe a doctor's

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one or maybe a research one, nothing to do with each other. They're all hosted by the same

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you know, host organization that uses one clabber to mix cloud servers and then there's multiple

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users in each one. Each organization who want to have different presets, a different set of initial

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auto text, things and initial user dictionaries and each user then may want to have additional

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ones on top of that. So you've got that hierarchy. So there's a way things change too. So the

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original code of the SD, the original bucket is still there and at the very right inside you still

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have each document in the case. What in between you have sub-focards and each one of those is

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as the same shared configuration for the organization we're talking about. So the organization then

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say it has an ex-doubt and hosts the very presets as one, they're as part of the configuration.

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They're downloaders automatically for them and then they instantiate inside the sub-focards. So when

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you have an individual document that's opened up from the user, the belongs to particular organization,

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we have these ready and running already executing pre-populated with the organization's

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auto text and the organization's spent check-in dictionaries and then the individual user ones are

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installed on the fair right inside in the individual kits. So the user stuff ends up in the kits

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in the right inside the organization of stuff ends up here in this new layer of sub-focards,

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where everything is pre-populated. Sub-focards unlike a document when it disappears,

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when we come to it and we hold onto them for a while in case you need to reopen a new document.

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And then this is all configurable and then we cache everything again, configurably afterwards.

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So that's, we have the dash at the end. In the most cases, the shared dash is not going to change

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for our organization on a regular basis. So if an organization gives us, for our

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the whole effect is that we start off with check-in file in for that, has information on

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document, we extend it for this additional thing. We start downloading it as soon as

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information is coming from. We're hopefully have all that downloaders or pre-cached and advanced,

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but if not, when we eventually get to loading up the document, we download the document as always,

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and we get to loading the document, we will delay the loading of that document until

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and the sub-focards is available. And when the sub-card circuit is available,

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it goes ahead and it launches the spare cases per usual, the spare kits available,

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document opens and that. The idea of shared users is the same as what you have in

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the labor office already, which is already the concept of shared directory, the user directory,

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and also the concept of the process of a pre-set directory, which is when you're a first-start

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copies, things come. For this all fits in with how labor office works already.

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And to, we splice on our new paths for auto-text and user-dictionaries onto the existing

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directories we have for that. And also, there's a lot of settings we haven't available.

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Towards the browser settings and online, we can also put them in the same storage as we're putting

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these auto-text into. And we already have the existing labor office xu file format for

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configuration there. So this is also supported for changing settings as well. Just a one example

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little kind of practical issue. I mentioned earlier about the forecast and how that starts off

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a user environment and the new within the sub-environment is that in that sub-environment the paths

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are different than the outside environment. This is not a problem normally until we start using this

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and then we're looking for auto-text paths that actually try out to be inside the individual

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document. You're still getting the same paths as they were outside in the original market.

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And that's a problem because you can't find them. So there's a whole complicated process of where

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you have to basically re-initialize things to get the bypass and then there's a kind of a chain of

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three or four issues down along. You have to get one thing re-initialize to get another thing

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of re-initialize so that when these dictionaries are in the right place, they can be found.

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So there's a number of tedious states. But the outcome is that if you're in the version of

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Clara Online, a working version of one of these WAPI servers that supports the feature,

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then you can add to your individual user dictionary like that. You can exit your document.

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The next time you'll provide any document, desettings have been stored and you'll see them again.

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And then at the end of all this to be able to administer them inside and leave it off as

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a surf you have an options page. The concept of that options page you'll find in the next

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hour which document settings pages which has been extended to include settings that are now hosted

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from Clara Online itself. So there's flexibility for the future. And I'll just show you what it looks like

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at the moment is that you're inside in the settings of the server itself. And the section here

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that says author takes to workbook there like that, they have been coming from

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Clara Online itself and gives you opportunity to add additional author text.

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I delete the existing ones more books and user dictionaries. That's the personal settings for

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individual ones and an admin admin user also has very similar settings. It's actually the same

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visually that you can use the override the organization ones. Thank you very much.

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you