Appeal 2007-1271
Application 10/005,583
Independent Claim 17 James (U.S. Pat. 6,742,161)
17. A scanning device, see Document Scanner 107, col. 4, ll.
comprising: 2-3, col. 5, l. 1, Figs. 1, 2.
a processing device; see Computer 100, col. 3, l. 51-66,
Fig. 1.
scanning hardware; and see Document Scanner 107, col. 4, ll.
2-3, col. 5, l. 1, Figs. 1, 2.
memory comprising, see RAM 118, ROM 120, Disk 122,
col. 3, ll. 55-58, Fig. 1.
a scan control module and see scanner application 212, ll. 60-
62, Fig. 2.
an embedded server We broadly construe a server as a
provider of services. See col. 5, ll.
60-62, i.e., “As noted previously, the
function of the scanner interface
application 212 may also be
embedded within the web browser,
for example.”
see also Fax Server 216 (i.e., a server
embedded within a device), Email
Server 219, Network Server 218,
Routing Server 217, Handwriting
Recognition Server 226, LST Server
228, and Rendering Server 230, as
shown in Fig. 2. See also
Application Server 222, col. 7, ll. 8-
19).
the scan control module comprising a see scanner application 212, col. 5,
scanning module and ll. 45-67, Fig. 2.
an optical character recognition see OCR server 224, Fig. 2, col. 7, ll.
module,
the scan control module further see scanner application 212, col. 5,
including logic for generating at leastll. 45-67, Fig. 2.
one control screen that can be
uploaded to a user browser see col. 4, l. 65 through col. 5, l. 5,
[emphasis added]. i.e., “If the document to be
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