DOCKET NO: 435785US
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`PATENT: 7,894,837
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`INVENTOR: HEREDIA ET AL.
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`TITLE:
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`INSTANT MESSAGING TERMINAL
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`TRIAL NO.: IPR2014-01506
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`ADAPTED FOR WIRELESS
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`COMMUNICATION ACCESS POINTS
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`DECLARATION OF JODI L. GREGORY
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`I, Jodi L. Gregory, declare as follows:
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`1.
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`I am over the age of 21, and I have personal knowledge of the facts
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`contained herein unless otherwise indicated.
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`2.
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`I am the founder and President of Access Information Services, Inc.,
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`which provides customized business research and analyses.
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`I have been employed
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`there since 1988. My duties include research and analysis, and I conduct
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`workshops on Internet research.
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`I am regularly engaged by a wide variety of
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`companies to conduct research regarding the availability of scientific literature.
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`In
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`2014, Access Information Services merged with Seek Information Services, an
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`intellectual property research firm.
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`3.
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`From 1989 to 1994, I was also Manager of the Information &
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`Analysis Center with UES Inc., a research, development, and technology creation
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`and transfer company. My work duties there included creating and managing a
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`centralized information resource center, managing research on over 200 companies
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`and their competitors, and acquiring online databases, end—user tools, collection
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`development systems, and database management systems.
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`4.
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`I have served on the Association of Independent Information
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`Professionals‘ Board of Directors, and I have held the positions of President—Elect
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`and President of the Association.
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`5.
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`A true and correct copy of my Curriculum Vitae is attached hereto as
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`Exhibit 1.
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`6.
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`I have been asked to provide an opinion regarding the authenticity of
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`the “Dana Internet Solutions Guide” — Exhibit 1037 of cases 1PR20 14-01 506 and
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`Additionally, I have been asked to provide an opinion regarding the
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`public accessibility of the “Intemet Solutions” software discussed in the “Dana
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`Internet Solutions Guide.”
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`8.
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`For the reasons detailed below, based on my research in this matter, it
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`is my opinion that Exhibit I037 is authentic and the “Internet Solutions” software
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`discussed in the “Dana Internet Solutions Guide” was publicly accessible prior to
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`December 24, 2003.
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`“Dana Internet Solutions Guide” — Exhibit 1037 of Cases
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`IPR2014-01506 and IPR20l4-01507:
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`9.
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`The Wayback Machine is an archive of information obtained from the
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`World Wide Web that is created and maintained by the Internet Archive, a non-
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`profit organization. Beginning in 1996, the Internet Archive began capturing and
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`archiving web pages on the Internet. A user can input a desired webpage URL into
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`the Wayback Machine’s search query interface and be provided with links to
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`archived versions of the desired webpage captured on specific dates. A date code is
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`embedded in each link; this is a list of numbers in the middle of the link and takes
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`the format of “yyyymmddhhmmss” (i.e., year, month, day, hour, minute, second).
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`In my experience, the Internet Archive’s time/date stamp is a reliable indicator that
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`the document was publically posted such that it was accessible to interested
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`persons.
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`10.
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`Attached as Exhibit A is a true and accurate copy of an Internet
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`Archive capture of the following website:
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`http://alphasmartcom/support/cat_user_guides_html_ The Internet Archive link for
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`the above website is as follows:
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20040205095404/http://alphasmart.com/support/cat_u
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`ser_guides.html. Accordingly, as evidenced by Exhibit A’s time/date stamp, a link
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`to the Dana Internet Solutions Guide was publically available to the interested
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`public by at least February 5, 2004.
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`l 1.
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`Attached as Exhibit B is a true and accurate copy of an Internet
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`Archive capture timeline of the following website:
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`http://wwwalphasmart.com/pdf/DanaInternetSolutionsGuide.pdf. Accordingly, as
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`evidenced by Exhibit B’s date stamps, a copy to the Dana Internet Solutions Guide
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`was publically available to the interested public by at least June 9, 2004.
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`12.
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`The
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`“http2//www.alphasmart.com/pdf/DanaInternetSolutionsGuide.pdf’ link provides a
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`true and accurate copy of the Dana Internet Solutions Guide (attached as Exhibit
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`C), which appears to be identical to the copy of the Dana Internet Solutions Guide
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`as produced as Exhibit 1037 in cases IPRZOI4-01506 and IPR2()l4-01507. I see no
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`differences between the true and accurate copy of the archived Dana Internet
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`Solutions Guide available on the
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`“http://www.alphasmart.com/pdf/DanaInternetSolutionsGuide.pdf’ link (Exhibit C
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`to this declaration) and the copy of the Dana Internet Solutions Guide submitted as
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`Exhibit 1037' in cases IPR2014-01506 and IPRZOI4-01507.
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`The “Internet Solutions” Software Discussed in the “Dana
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`Internet Solutions Guide” — Exhibit 1037 of Cases IPR2014-01506
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`and IPR20l4-01507:
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`I3.
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`Attached as Exhibit D is a true and accurate copy of an Internet
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`Archive capture of the following website:
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`http://www_alphasmart_co1n/company/press/pr2003_8.htrnl. The Internet Archive
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`link for the above website is as follows:
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`https://web.archive.o1‘gfweb/20031015152508/http://www.alphasmart.com/compan
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`y/press/pr2003_8.html. Accordingly, as evidenced by Exhibit D’s time/date stamp,
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`a link to the “AlphaSmart Announces Availability of Dana Wireless” press release
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`was publically available to the interested public by at least October 15, 2003.
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`14.
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`As evidenced by the AlphaSmart Announces Availability of Dana
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`Wireless” press release, the Dana Wireless device included the “Internet Solutions
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`Pack.”
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`15. Attached as Exhibit E is a true and accurate copy of an lntemet
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`Archive capture of the following website:
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`http://alphasmart.com/support/cat_user_guides.html. The Internet Archive link for
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`the above website is as follows:
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`https://web_archiveorg/web/2003 l 2 l 7 l 73033/http ://alphasmaltcom/support/cat_u
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`ser_guides.html. Accordingly, as evidenced by Exhibit E’s time/date stamp, a link
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`to the “Dana Wireless Guide” was publically available to the interested public by
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`at least December 17, 2003. The “Dana Wireless Guide” link is hyperlinked to the
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`following website: http://www.alphasmart_comfpdf/dana_wirelesspdf
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`l6.
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`Attached as Exhibit F is a true and accurate copy of an Internet
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`Archive capture timeline of the http://www.alphasmart.com/pdf/dana_wireless.pdf
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`URL discussed above. Accordingly, as evidenced by Exhibit F’s date stamps, a
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`copy to the Wireless Guide was publically available to the interested public by at
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`least September 16, 2003.
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`17.
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`Attached as Exhibit G is a true and accurate copy of the Dana
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`Wireless Guide from the http://www.alphasmart.corn/pdf/dana_wireless.pdf URL
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`discussed above. As evidenced by the Dana Wireless Guide, the Dana Wireless
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`device includes the “Dana Internet Solutions Pack.”
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`18.
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`Therefore, based on my research in this matter, it is my opinion that
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`the “Internet Solutions” software discussed in the “Dana Internet Solutions Guide”
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`was publicly accessible prior to December 24, 2003.
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`IHiHk=lH|Hl=
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`19. While I am being compensated on behalf of the Petitioner for my
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`services in this matter, I have no interest in the proceedings to which this
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`declaration pertains.
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`20.
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`I hereby declare that all statements made herein of my own
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`knowledge are true and that all statements made on information and belief are
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`believed to be true; and fiarther that these statements were made with the
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`knowledge that Wlllflll false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine
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`or imprisonment, or both, under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code
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`and that such willful false statements may jeopardize the results of these
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`proceedings.
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`21.
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`I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States
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`of America that the foregoing is true and correct.
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`Executedon September29th, 2015.
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`JODI L. GREGORY
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`Appendix A
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`Jodi L. Gregory
`fgrcgortg at seck1'i1fo.coriz
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`937-234-4475 (office)
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`PO Box 291784
`Kettering, Ohio 45429
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`PROFILE
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`Independent information professional with expertise in providing information services to businesses specializing in
`intellectual property research, competitive intelligence and intelligence monitoring.
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`EXPERIENCE
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`(1988 — Present)
`Access Information Services, Inc., Dayton, Ohio
`President and founder of Access Information Services offering customized research and analysis to business
`professionals.
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`Columnist for Cyberskeptic's Guide to Internet Research
`Developed ”The Radar Screen" providing daily, narrowly focused news briefings specific to the needs and
`particular interests of executive management, monitoring over 300 news stories each day for inclusion in
`Radar Screen product.
`Regularly conduct instructional workshops on state—of—the—art web research.
`Provided consulting for corporate Intranets and taxonomy development by working closely with client's
`information technology departments.
`Profiled in the book Super Searchers Make it on their Own published by Information Today.
`Featured in the August 2001 issue of The Scientist.
`Clients are proprietary but consist of no less than 4 Fortune 100 companies in the medical device,
`consumer products, IT, healthcare and publishing industry verticals and law firms in the intellectual
`property arena.
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`(1989 — 1994)
`UES Inc, Beavercreek, Ohio
`A world—class research, development, and technology creation and transfer company.
`Manager, Information 8: Analysis Group
`I Created and managed a centralized information resource center at UES, under contract to the U.S. Air
`Force.
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`Managed research on over 200 companies and their competitors who were critical to the Air Force's
`supply depots. Content was accessible to Air Force personnel in a custom database.
`Responsible for the acquisition of online databases, end—user tools, collection development and
`database management systems.
`Managed an 8 person research and analysis team and was responsible for a yearly operating budget of
`approximately $1,000,000.
`Spearheaded the creation of theASKUES division, a fee—based service serving the information needs of
`the Dayton community.
`Led the quality improvement efforts by co-developing process maps for all the critical functions resulting
`in the award of additional military contracts.
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`(1983 — 1987}
`LEXIS-NEXIS, Dayton, Ohio
`A 51.3 billion electronic information publisher and content provider for the legal, financial, government, news and
`business industries.
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`Account Development Executive
`I
`Responsible for the development and growth of Nexis & Medis accounts through a consultative selling
`approach.
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`I Conducted Lexis-Nexis training sessions, both public and private, and was a source of customer and
`competitive product support for Lexis-Nexis clientele.
`Responsible for competitive product evaluation and distribution of information to Medis sales team.
`I
`Customer Service Representative
`I
`Responsible for responding to client requests for assistance in searching Lexis-Nexis online databases
`and troubleshooting operations and telecommunications issues.
`Led legal research and product training sessions for both LEXIS-NEXIS customers and employees.
`Maintained a database for internal training on medical and healthcare search strategies.
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`Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
`Quaiity Assurance Analyst
`I
`Responsible for reviewing inpatient medical records for conformity with physician diagnoses and
`reimbursement.
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`Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio
`A leading accredited community college.
`Adjunct Faculty
`I
`Taught courses in using the internet and online databases to do research for academic courses, and in
`medical terminology.
`Successfully led students to a 98% passage rate and maintained consistently high approval ratings.
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`I
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`EDUCATION
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`(1982)
`Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio
`Associate degree, Health Information Management
`Passed exam to receive Accredited Health Information Management Technician designation
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`{1989-1992]
`Capital University, Columbus, Ohio
`Completed courses toward B.S. in Information Technology.
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`ASSOCIATIONS & AFFILIA TIONS
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`PROFESSIONAL
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`Association of Independent Information Professionals (1997 — present)
`President 2006-2007
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`President-Elect, 2004-2005
`Served on Board of Directors, 1998-2000
`Speaker— 2005 Online London
`Speaker — 2001 Teaming Up for CI with Amelia Kassel.
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`Speaker — 2000 Building a Useful CI Foundation Using the Web and Standard Information Sources
`Special Libraries Association {1990—present).
`Speaker— 2000 Secrets of the Super Searchers with Reva Basch
`Special Libraries Association
`I
`Presented Technology Tips at the Cincinnati Chapter Meeting — 2010
`Women in Business Networking
`I
`Facilitator for the 2011 Entrepreneur’s Discussion Group
`Medical Library Association
`Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals
`Association of Independent Information Professionals
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`Alphusmart Sales and Technical Support
`US.: For technical questions or problems, please contact:
`Phone: (530) 528-7200
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`Email: support@alphasmart.com
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`For the latest support information please check
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`To purchase AlphaSmart products, see our online store at:
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`For general information or sales questions, please call:
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`(888) 2740680 or email info@alphasmart.com.
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`+44 (0) 870 120 0718 For Technical Support and product inquiries, or
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`common questions or contact support at support@marl(space.com.
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`VeriChat Support: Contact support at supp0rt@pdaapps.com.
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`for any purpose whatsoever without written permission from Alphasrnart, Inc.
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`against data loss. Important: Please read the End User Software License Agreement
`with this product before using the accompanying software progran1(s}. Using any
`part of the software indicates that you accept the terms of the End User Software
`License Agreement.
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`Alpha5mart is a registered trademark and Dana Wireless. Danaweb, Dana by
`Alphasrnart and Alphasmart 3000 are trademarks ofAlphaSmart,1nc. Macintosh is
`a registered trademark of Apple Computer,
`Inc. Palm Powered and the Palm
`Powered logo are trademarks of Palmfiource, Inc.
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`products and brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their
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`Contents
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`Chapter I - Installing Dana Internet Solutions Pack
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`Installing Dana In|'erneI'
`Solutions Pack
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`The Dana Internet Solutions Pack includes:
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`0 DanaWeb"“" — a wide screen web browser
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`Mark/Space Mail” — an email program
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`VeriChat"'“ - an instant messaging program (60-day free trial}
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`WiStat — a diagnostic tool that provides status information about
`your Wi-Fi connection
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`This book will cover the installation and functionality of Dat1a\X/Eb,
`Mark/Space Mail, and VeriCh-at. It assumes you have already setup
`your Dana” Wireless to connect to a wireless network. For more
`information on setting up a wireiess connection or WiStat refer to the
`Dam: Wireless Setup Guide.
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`Installing Dana Internet Solutions Pack on
`a PC
`
`Important: The version of Palm Desi: top Software that
`comes with Dana must be instaifed before frrstaiiirzg the
`Internet Srflntiorrs Pack. For more information on
`installing Pafm Desktop Software see the Getting Started
`wirfa Dana garide.
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`.
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`Insert the Internet Solutions Pack CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
`drive.
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`. When the window showing the CD'S contents opens, double—click
`on setup.exe.
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`Note: If a window showing the CD '5 contents does
`not appear. click the Windows Start button, choose
`Run, enter D:\setup.exe, and then click OK. If
`necessary, replace D: with the drive letter assigned to
`your CD-ROM drive.
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`. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation.
`. The Internet Solutions Pack program files have now been
`transferred to your hard drive, but you must still perform a
`Hot5ync operation to install them on Dana.
`. Connect Dana to your computer with the USB cable.
`. Press function—sync (hold down the function and sync keys
`simultaneously on Dana).
`If the Users dialog box appears, select the user name you
`selected when you installed the Internet Solutions Pack.
`. Wait for a message on Dana indicating that the process is complete
`before disconnecting Dana from the USB cable.
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`.
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`Installing Dana Internet Solutions Pack
`on a Macintosh
`
`Important: The version of Palm Desktop Software
`that comes with Dana must be installed and a
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`HotSync operation must be performed before
`instaliing the Internet Solutions Pack. For more
`information on installing Palm Desktop Software or
`performing a HotSync operation, see the Getting
`Started with Dana guide.
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`1.
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`Insert the Internet Solutions Pack CD-ROM into the CD—ROM
`drive.
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`2. Double-click the Internet Solutions Pack CD icon.
`3. Doublerclick the Internet Solutions Installer icon.
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`. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation.
`
`. The Internet Solutions Pack program files have now been
`transferred to your hard drive, but you must still perform a
`I-lotSync operation to instail them on Dana.
`. Connect Dana to your computer with the USB cable.
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`. Press functiotrsync (hold down the function and sync keys
`simultaneously on Dana}.
`If the Users dialog box appears, select the user name you selected
`when you installed the Internet Solutions Pack.
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`. Wait for a message on Dana indicating that the process is complete
`before disconnecting Dana from the USB cable.
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`Dana\X/eb provides full access to the Internet from your Wireless Dana.
`Dan aWeb includes many of the features of a standard PC or Macintosh
`browser including: support of images and tables, saving and offline
`viewing of web pages, downloading and saving certain files and
`programs types (including Palm 05 applications (.prc files}, Palm 05
`database files Lpdb), and Palm Web clipping applications {.pqa)),
`downloading files from an FTP server, and creating and editing
`bookmarks. DanaWeb also gives you the choice of viewing streamlined
`PDA—ready versions of web pages (when provided by the content
`providers), or the full versions complete with layout and graphics. The
`default is for Danaweb to load PDA-ready versions when available,
`since they generally load faster.
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`Visiting cl web page
`1. Press the apps key repeatedly until you see All in the top right
`corner of the Applications Launcher.
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`2. Tap the DanaWeb ic011.D°““w°°
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`Note: There is at 255-character limit for URLs and a
`40-character limit for web page names in Dam: Web.
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`3. Tap the address bar, type the web address you want to visit, and
`Tap the Go button or rap Visit Web.
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`Tip: You can change the default homepage to the web
`page of your choice. For more information see
`“Changing Browser Settings” on page 15 .
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`if you tapped Visit Web or the Visit Web icon, type in the web
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`5. Danaweb connects and downloads the web page. Danaweb
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`information on setting up a connection see the Dam: Wireless
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`Navigation Bar icons
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`The Navigation Bar on the top right of the screen, has seven icons for
`quickly accessing browser commands. Most of these commands can
`also be accessed from the menus.
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`Tapping on the icon will bring up a warning message explaining the
`problem DanaWeb has encountered. The problem could be formatting
`Danaweb cannot display (such as advanced cascading style sheets(CSS)
`which are not supported by Danawebj, or javascript if it is turned off
`in Browser Settings (the default is for _[avaScript to be turned off).
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`Navigation Keys
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`The keyboards F1 to F8 keys also provide a shortcut to some
`browser commands. These commands can also be accessed from
`the menus.
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`Visil Web
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`Changing a web page view
`There are three different ways to view web pages in Danaweb.
`Actual View displays a web page at actual size with the full layout
`of the page. Wrapping View discards iayout formatting and wraps
`all content along the left margin to minimize horizontal scrolling.
`Miniature View shrinks the web page, so you can see much of the
`page layout at a glance while still being able to read some of the
`text.
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`icon on the Navigation bar and
`. Tap the Magnifying Glass
`select a view, or press the F6 key to cycle through Actual,
`Wrapping, and Miniature Views.
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`. In Miniature View, tap any portion of the page to switch that
`part of the page to Actual View. The area to be shown in Actual
`View is indicated by a blackened area when tapping.
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`Tip: For quick er web page navigation display the
`page in Miniature View. scroll to the part of the page
`you wish to view, and then tap the screen to switch to
`Actual View.
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`previously visited without retyping their URL. It displays 21 list of
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`recently visited websites in reverse chronological order,
`highlighting the most recently visited site.
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`1. Press the F3 key or select “History " under the Records menu.
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`2. To return to a website, tap its URL, and then tap Go. If you
`visited the website during the current session, the cached web
`page will be displayed. If this is a new session, Danaweb will
`download a fresh copy of the page.
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`delete all URLs, tap the Del All button.
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`Using Bookmarks
`Bookmarks let you add favorite web pages to a list so you can have
`quick and easy access to them later. As your list of bookmarks
`grows, you can keep it organized by creating folders. You might
`want to organize your pages by topic. For example, you could
`create a folder named Garden for storing information about plants
`and gardening articles.
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`Adding a bookmark
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`1. Go to the web page you want to create a bookmark for. Press
`cmd-A or select “Add to Bookmarks” under the Record menu.
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