Appeal No. 1999-0828 Page 17 Application No. 08/526,743 claim 4 depends, does not require that a change to a variable input by a user will always produce changes to other variables, but rather that any necessary changes are depicted, which Greulich discloses in figure 5B. In addition, we note that the language of adjusting the price displayed in response to each user input change to the value of a variable does not require that the user change a variable that necessarily requires the change in an additional variable before the price is adjusted. We therefore find that the limitation of claim 4 is met by the user changing variables, each of which does not require the changing of other variables before the price quote is changed. With respect to claim 11, we find that the limitation: "automatically adjusting the price displayed to a new value in response to each change of a displayed variable value affecting the price to display each new price value resulting from a change in one of said displayed variable values as each of said displayed variable values is changed to allow a user to see how a change in a variable affects said price" is met by the customer changing variables that do not require a change in another variable before the price quote is changed. In addition, we observe that as broadly drafted, the limitations in claim 11 regarding variables are also met by interpreting Greulich's variables or first set of options to be the variablesPage: Previous 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007