Appeal No. 2006-1134
Application No. 10/002,438
displayed whenever the bookmarked Web page is re-accessed. An
understanding of the invention can be derived from a reading of
exemplary independent claim 1 which is reproduced as follows:
1. A method of bookmarking a section of a Web page
comprising the steps of:
storing a network address of the page; and
storing the section of the page such that when the network
address is used to access and display the page, the section of
the page is displayed, the section storing step including the
steps of storing a current size of a window within which the page
is displayed, storing positions of scroll boxes in scroll bars in
the window and storing font attributes of the displayed page.
The Examiner relies on the following references in rejecting
the claims:
Brisebois et al. (Brisebois) 6,129,679 Apr. 17, 2001
Littlefield et al. (Littlefield) 6,564,208 May 13, 2003
(filed Feb. 24, 2000)
Claims 1, 6, 7, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 24 stand rejected under
35 U.S.C. § 103(a) as being unpatentable over Brisebois and
Littlefield.
Rather than reiterate the opposing arguments, reference is
made to the brief and answer for the respective positions of
Appellants and the Examiner. Only those arguments actually made
by Appellants have been considered in this decision. Arguments
which Appellants could have made but chose not to make in the
brief have not been considered (37 CFR § 41.37(c)(1)(vii)).
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