Appeal No. 96-2275 Application 08/010,063 that there is at least one identifiable access window associated with at least one function by some name where the access window has at least two portions or regions therein which broadly relate information in the hierarchy of displaying initially headings that correspond to a set of operations and then phrases that correspond to a particular set of operations in the manner claimed. The recited presentation window at the end of claims 1 and 29 on appeal is not recited in these claims to be a part of the same access window, but clearly based on the disclosure the presentation window is a separate successively presented window to the user. For example, the showings at screen pages 17 to 19 indicate a sequential showing of first two indicia categories displayed in two regions of the screen in representative screen page 18 with a subsequent excitation of the “help index” depicted at the bottom of screen page 18 displayed in detail, one selected by the user, in a separately identified “presentation screen” at succeeding screen page 19. Other “go to” categories exist as depicted at screen page 18. It is clear that the examiner is correct that such succeeding presentation page, when activated by the users’ selection at the bottom of screen page 18, would indicate to the user an instruction as to how to do certain 6Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007