Appeal No. 2002-1875 Application 09/245,776 limitation of "said displaying a dialog box further including: displaying at least one question to diagnose the device" was incorporated from original filed dependent claim 20. As to claim 15, the examiner finds that Taylor discloses "displaying the device" at column 3, lines 10-15; "interrogating the device in response to a user's command" at column 3, lines 15-20; "displaying a dialog box ... in response to said interrogation, wherein the dialog box contains a useful description of the result of the interrogation" at Fig. 14D and Fig. 14K; and "displaying at least one question to diagnose the device" at Figs. 6A-6I. Appellants argue that Taylor does not disclose "displaying at least one question to diagnose the device" (Br10). The examiner states that, based on appellants' interpretation of diagnose as investigating a problem or troubleshooting a device, questions such as "When someone calls, do you want to hear the telephone ring?" in Fig. 6B, can be interpreted as correspondence to a question to diagnose the device (EA11). Appellants respond that the questions in Figs. 6A-6I of Taylor are for "configuring" or "setting up" a device," but does not disclose "displaying at least one question to diagnose the device" (RBr8). - 10 -Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007