Ex parte HIRAYAMA - Page 7




          Appeal No. 95-4629                                                          
          Application 07/831,953                                                      



          the specification as filed the "second aspect" of the                       
          invention it is stated at lines 14 through 18 that "when the                
          position pointed by the coordinate input device is out of the               
          tolerance range of the protrusion of the window, the display                
          position is corrected or not corrected depending on the                     
          condition.”  This aspect is more specifically described at                  
          page 22, lines 16 to 21 where it is stated that "since the                  
          display position is corrected or not corrected on the basis of              
          the condition when the display position designated lies                     
          outside of the tolerance range, the user can operate the                    
          window display apparatus in accordance with the user's own                  
          intention and the window display apparatus can be operated                  
          more conveniently."                                                         
               When the subject matter of the last two paragraphs of                  
          this discussion have been considered against the claimed                    
          invention, it is noted that there is no statement in                        
          independent claim 1 or 5 as to any correction being                         
          automatically effected and in any manner such as that the                   
          window image would be wholly displayed within the display                   
          screen or substantially centered.  Moreover, at least as to                 

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