Appeal 2007-2514
Application 10/034,255
selected documents. See generally Specification 1:10-12. Claim 1 is
illustrative of the claimed invention, and it reads as follows:
1. A computer-implemented method, comprising the steps of:
displaying a summary view of one or more entries, wherein each of
the one or more entries is associated with a document and includes summary
data regarding the associated document;
enabling a user to select one or more of the entries listed in the
summary view;
receiving input from the user to create a reusable list of the selected
entries and to store the list in a system clipboard;
creating the reusable list of the selected entries and storing the
reusable list in the system clipboard in response to the input received from
the user, wherein
for each of the one or more selected entries, the reusable list includes
document summary data pertaining to the document associated with the
selected entry, and a hyperlink to the document associated with the selected
entry, not a copy of the document, and wherein the reusable list is able to be
pasted into one or more documents or transferred to one or more programs in
addition to the program displaying the summary view; and
in response to the user selecting a hyperlink from the reusable list,
displaying a current version of a document associated with the hyperlink,
including any changes made to the document subsequent to creating the
reusable list.
The prior art references of record relied upon by the Examiner in
rejecting the appealed claims are:
Huang US 2003/0097361 A1 May 22, 2003
Kate Barnes, 10 Minute Guide to Windows 3.1, Sams, 1992, pp. 60-64.
(Barnes)
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