Appeal No.2004-1526 Application No. 09/354,052 content information corresponds to information from a plurality of content sources of multiple types,” as claimed, at column 7, lines 1-10, and Figure 9; and “searching at least one local database of content information based upon the search criteria,” as claimed, as searches are performed through a local network such as a server computer system 9, which includes mass memory 17. The examiner explains that the mass memory 17 is a local hard disk, resides in the computer system 9, and stores information sources in a magnetic media or an optical media, referring to Vora’s column 5, lines 57-59. The examiner further explains that a user of Vora’s client system 33 requests a first search, which is performed through the information sources stored in mass memory 17 (column 7, lines 4-7), and when the client computer 33 requests the first search, which is received by computer system 9 via a network interface 25, system 9 searches the first search through the information sources stored in mass memory 17. The examiner also points out that the connection between the computer system 9 and the client computer 33 is a local area network (LAN) and concludes that it is clear that the first search request from client computer 33 is done at the local network area of the computer system 9. At the server system 9 receives -4-Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007