Appeal No. 97-1227
Application 08/163,416
remaining display data is stored at the host site until the
user requests display of the information at the remote site
(Supp. Answer at 5). We have reviewed the above-noted
portions of Eagen cited by the examiner and can find no
reasonable basis for the examiner’s findings. In Eagen, the
desired window panel contents is the entirety of the desired
window display and is transmitted from the host to the local
processor. There is no indication that after the transmission
the host stores in the host’s memory any of the display data
which has been transmitted to the local processor.
Furthermore, with regard to Eagen, it appears that the
examiner has regarded the "underlying panel data" replaced by
a desired window display as the remaining data. With regard
to the "remaining display data," the examiner cited (Supp.
Answer at 4) to column 11, lines 7-9 of Eagen, which states:
"Finally, underlying panel data does not need to be
transmitted from the host processor to the DWS when a window
is removed, which also significantly reduces communications
time required to support remote workstations." It is an
incorrect assumption from the quoted portion of Eagen that the
host stores the underlying panel data. A reading from column
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