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`EXHIBIT 2029
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`EXHIBIT 2029
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`Application No.
`Applicantts)
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` . . . _ 11i112.990 MCNALLY ET AL.
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`Applicant-imitated interwew Summary
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`Examiner
`Art Unit
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`MATTHEW BROPHY
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`2191
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`All participants (applicant, applicant‘s representative, PTO personnel):
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`(1) MATTHEW BHOPHY,
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`(2) Lewis Bullock.
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`Date of Interview: 14 October 201 1.
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`(3)Micheal Fabiano.
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`(4) Keith McNaiig.
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`Type:
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`El Video Conference
`[I Telephonic
`[XI Personal [copy given to: I] applicant
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`|:| applicant‘s representative]
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`Exhibit shown or demonstration conducted:
`If Yes, brief description:
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`[I Yes
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`[I No.
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`Issues Discussed D101 D112 E102 E103 DOthers
`(For each of the checked hoxfesj above. please describe below the issue and detailed description of the discussion)
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`Claimts) discussed: 103-127.
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`Identification of prior art discussed: Coops Katie-sky, Micros et at.
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`Substance of Interview
`[For each issue discussed. provide a detailed description and indicate if agreement was reached. Some topics may include: identification orclarification of:
`reference or a portion thereof, claim interpretation. proposed amendments. arguments of any applied references etc...)
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`iicant A iicant's re resentative examiner and SPE met to discuss ossible allowable sub'ect matter in the
`The
`case. The
`licant ave an overview of the invention and histor of the case. The A iicant ex lained the secondar
`factors evidence submitted to the office as evidence of non—obviousness. The Applicant described the claim
`amendment made in rernse to the November 2010 interview. in the interview, the applicant described the function of
`the menu generation system creating cascaded graphical user interface screens which are adaptable to different sized
`handheld devices. The applicant explained how the secondarv factors show non—obviousness. The examiners asked
`the applicant about several features of the invention .
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`Applicant recordation Instructions: The formal written reply to the last Office action must include the substance of the interview. [See MPEP
`section 713.04). If a reply to the lastOflice action has already been filed. applicant is given a non-extendabls period of the longer of one month or
`thirty days from this interview data, or the mailing date of this interview summary form, whichever is later, to file a statement of the substance of the
`interview
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`Examiner recordation instructions: Examiners must summarize the substance of any interview of record. A complete and proper recordation of
`the substance of an interview should include the items listed in MPEP i13.04 for complete and proper rocordation including the identification of the
`general thrust of each argument or issue discussed, a general indication of any other pertinent matters discussed regarding patentabiiity and the
`general results or outcome of the interview. to include an indication as to whether or not agreement was reached on the issues raised
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`El Attachment
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` us Patent and Trademark Office
`PTDL413 (Rev Sl11i2010)
`Interview Summary
`Paper No. 20111215
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