Appeal 2006-3362
Application 09/838,365
responsive to receiving user selection input, replacing the initial image
with an alternate image and reformatting the electronic document.
15. A computer program product in a computer readable medium for use
in a data
processing system, for providing alternate images in an electronic
document, the computer program product comprising:
instructions for identifying an initial image to be displayed in an
electronic document;
instructions for explicitly providing references to alternate images of
the initial image within the same electronic document, wherein the alternate
images differ from the initial image in size and resolution, and wherein the
alternate images are different-sized versions of the initial image;
instructions for displaying the initial image;
instructions for providing a selector for accessing the alternate
images; and
responsive to receiving user selection input, instructions for replacing
the initial image with an alternate image and reformatting the electronic
document.
The prior art relied upon by the Examiner in rejecting the claims on
appeal is:
Blumberg US 6,708,309 B1 Mar. 16, 2004
Scott US 2002/0000998 A1 Jan. 3, 2002
Rejection:
All of the claims, 1 to 18, stand rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) for
being obvious over Scott in view of Blumberg.
Appellants contend that the claimed subject matter is not rendered
obvious by Scott in combination with Blumberg as the references fail to
disclose key limitations of the claims. The Examiner contends that each of
the claims is properly rejected.
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