Appeal No. 08/911,596
Application No. 2001-2049
“detecting an availability of a resource operable for
storing data values” is said to be taught, by Greiner, at page 1.
The selective modification of the availability of a resource
is said to be taught, by Greiner, at page 2, as a “corrective
action.”
Displaying the availability of the resource is said to be
taught, by Greiner, at page 1 as a “graphical representation.”
Finally, the examiner contends that a change of state based
on threshold is taught, by Greiner, at the second paragraph of
page 2.
We disagree.
Greiner is an article describing the use of Norton Utilities
for Windows 95. That description includes a “continuous display
of critical parameters, like disk space, memory and system
resources” which “warned you if any of them was running low.”
The article also describes a “series of graphical representations
of any or all 27 parameters, ranging from free space on disk
drives to the percentage of CPU capacity in use.” Moreover, the
article describes “alarm thresholds” which can be set and the
capability of defining what happens “when the trigger value is
-4–
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next
Last modified: November 3, 2007