Appeal No. 2001-2003
Application 08/939,185
Page 1 of appellants' specification also recognizes that a
part of the prior art are known programming guides which "provide
an on-screen display of programming information for channels
supported by the cable system." Specification, page 1, lines
18-19. It is then asserted at lines 19-20 that the programming
guides “do not store or display entertainment system data from
sources other than the cable company to the user.” It will be
shown that Lopresti does this. Such additional sources that are
listed at the bottom of page 1 of the specification include the
video library, for which there is a specific teaching in Lopresti
as well. It is asserted that in accordance with the prior art,
the entertainment system data from various sources is not
available to the user on the cable systems programming guide. It
will be shown in context that additional, or claimed second
sources of information are available to the user of Lopresti's
devices.
Figure 7 of Lopresti shows a screen snapshot of a command
bar for the user interface. The command bar 32 depicts in text
form various source devices, which are embellished upon in
accordance with the showing in Figure 2. Additionally, there are
different/other sources of information than the devices listed in
5
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
Last modified: November 3, 2007