throbber
pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`324. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 213, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`325. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 214, ¥lhereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`326. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 215, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`327. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 219, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`328. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 220, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`329. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 221, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`330. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 223, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`331. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 224, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereey tt:le 13einter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`332. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 225, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`333. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 230, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`334. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 231, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`335. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 232, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`336. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 236, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`337. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 237, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`338. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 238, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`339. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 240, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`340. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 241, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that wheresy the pointer produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`341. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 242, 'Nheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`342. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 247, wheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`343. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 248, '>"•'heresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`344. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 249, wheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`345. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 253, wheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`346. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 254, wheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`347. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 255, \\'heresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`348. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 257, wheresy wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`349. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 258, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereby the f')ointer produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`350. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 259, 'llhereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`351. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 264, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`352. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 265, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`353. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 266, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`354. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 270, 'Nhereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`\
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`355. {presently amended)
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`The method of claim 271, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`356. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 272, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`357. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 274, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`09/399,578
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`358. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 275, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereby the ~eiRter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`359. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 276, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`360. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 281, wheFeby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`361. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 282, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`362. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 283, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`363. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 287, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`364. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 288, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`365. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 289, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`366. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 291, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`367. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 292, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereby the f)Ointer produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`368. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 293, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`369. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 298, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`370. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 299, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`371. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 300, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`372. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 304, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`373. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 305, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`374. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 306, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`375. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 308, whereey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`376. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 309, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereey the 130inter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`377. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 310, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that ·:.•heresy the 130inter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`378. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 311, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereey the 130inter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`379. (presently amended)
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`The method of claim 312, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer that whereey the 130inter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`380. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer.
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`381. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a video.
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`382. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents audio.
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`383. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a graphic.
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`384. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents multimedia.
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`385. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer and a video.
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`386. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer and audio.
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`387. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer and a graphic.
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`388. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a video and audio.
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`389. {presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a video and a graphic.
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`390. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents audio and a graphic.
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`391. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer and a video and audio.
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`392. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer and a video and a graphic.
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`393. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer and audio and a graphic.
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`394. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a video and audio and a graphic.
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`395. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
`
`represents a pointer and a video and audio and a graphic.
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`396. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
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`censored based on content.
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`397. (previously amended) The system of claim 380, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`398. (previously amended) The system of claim 381, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`399. (previously amended) The system of claim 382, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`400. (previously amended) The system of claim 383, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`401. (previously amended) The system of claim 384, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`402. (previously amended) The system of claim 385, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content:
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`403. (previously amended) The system of claim 386, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`404. (previously amended) The system of claim 387, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
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`censored based on content.
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`09/399,578
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`405. (previously amended) The system of claim 388, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`406. {previously amended) The system of claim 389, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`407. (previously amended) The system of claim 390, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`408. (previously amended) The system of claim 391, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`409. (presently amended)
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`A method of communicating via an Internet
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`network, the method including:
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`connecting a plurality of computers to a computer system via the Internet
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`network;
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`sending, from each of said plurality of computers, a login name and a password
`
`corresponding to a respective user identity;
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`determining which of the plurality of computers can communicate
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`communications with at least one other of the plurality of computers,
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`receiving at least some of the communications in real time via the Internet
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`network; and
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`providing, to at least one of the plurality of computers under control of the
`
`computer system, a member-associated image and member peFSonal identity information
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`corresponding to one of the user identities.
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`410. (previously amended) The system of claim 392, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`411 . (previously presented) The system of claim 393, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`412. (previously presented) The system of claim 394, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`413. (previously amended) The system of claim 395, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the communications is
`
`censored based on content.
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`414. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 5! graphic, or multimedia, and
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`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`09/399,578
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`415. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 380, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 5! graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`416. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 381, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 5! graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`417. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 382, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 5! graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`418. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 383, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 5! graphic, or multimedia, and
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`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`419. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 384, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~ graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`420. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 385, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`421. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 386, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`422. (previously amended) The system of claim 387, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`423. (previously amended) The system method of claim 388, wherein the
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`computer system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user
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`identity and the second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the
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`communications data representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, graphic, or
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`multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`424. (previously amended) The system of claim 389, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~ graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`425. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 390, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`426. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 391, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, ~ graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`427. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 392, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
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`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, .5! graphic, or multimedia, and
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`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`09/399,578
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`428. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 393, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
`
`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, .5! graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`429. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 394, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, .5! graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`430. (presently amended)
`
`The system of claim 395, wherein the computer
`
`system is further programmed to determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the
`
`second user identity, individually, is censored from sending in the communications data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, 9 graphic, or multimedia, and
`
`send the communications that are not censored from sending.
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`431. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`432. (previously amended) The system of claim 380, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`09/399,578
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`433. (previously amended) The system of claim 381, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`434. (previously amended) The system of claim 382, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`435. (presently amended) A system to communicate via an Internet network,
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`the system including:
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`a plurality of computers connected to a computer system, each of the plurality of
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`computers being connected to a respective input device and a respective output device, the
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`computer system being programmed to:
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`responsive to each of the plurality of computers sending a respective login name
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`and a password corresponding to a respective user identity, form a group corresponding to a
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`first of the user identities and a second of the user identities, each member of the group being
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`capable of sending and receiving communications in real time,
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`determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the second user
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`identity, individually, is censored from data representing a pointer, video, audio,~ graphic, or
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`multimedia,
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`cause the plurality of computers in the group to receive, in real time via the
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`Internet network, the communications that are not censored based on the individual user
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`identity, and
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`cause the plurality of computers in the group to not present the data that is
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`censored based on the individual user identity to the corresponding output device.
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`436. (previously amended) The system of claim 383, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`09/399,578
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`437. (previously amended) The system of claim 384, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`438. (previously amended) The system of claim 385, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`439. (previously amended) The system of claim 386, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`440. (previously amended) The system of claim 387, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`441. (previously amended) The system of claim 388, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`442. (previously amended) The system of claim 389, wherein at least one of
`
`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`443. (previously amended) The system of claim 390, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`444. (previously amended) The system of claim 391, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`· 445. (previously amended) The system of claim 392, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`446. (previously amended)
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`The system of claim 393, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`447. (previously amended) The system of claim 394, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`448. (previously amended) The system of claim 395, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes at least one of text or ascii.
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`449. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
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`system is comprised of an Internet service provider.
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`450. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`store, for the first user identity, an authorization associated with presentation of
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`graphical mi:Jitimedia data, and
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`based on the authorization, allow the graphical ml:lltimedia data to be presented
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`at the output device corresponding to the second user identity.
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`451. (previously amended) The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`provide the first user identity with access to a member-associated image
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`corresponding to the second user identity.
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`452. (previously amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`determine whether the first user identity is censored from access to a member-
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`associated image corresponding to the second user identity,
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`If the first user identity is censored, not allowing access to member-associated
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`image, and
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`image.
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`If the first user identity is not censored, allow access to the member-associated
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`453. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 435, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereby the painter produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`454. (presently amended) The system of claim 380, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`455. (presently amended) The system of claim 385, ·.vhereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`456. (presently amended) The system of claim 386, ·.vhereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`457. (presently amended) The system of claim 387, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`458. (presently amended) The system of claim 391, •.vhereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`459. (presently amended) The system of claim 392, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`460. (presently amended) The system of claim 393, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`461. (presently amended) The system of claim 395, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`462. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 396, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that whereby the pointer produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`463. (presently amended) The system of claim 397, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`464. (presently amended) The system of claim 402, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`465. (presently amended) The system of claim 403, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3521
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`466. (presently amended) The system of claim 404, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`467. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 408, \Nhereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`468. (presently amended) The system of claim 410, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`469. (presently amended) The system of claim 411, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`470. (presently amended) The system of claim 413, whereby wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`471. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 414, wherein the data that is
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`censored from sending represents a pointer that whereby the pointer produces a pointer(cid:173)
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`triggered message on demand.
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`472. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 415, whereby wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`473. (presently amended) The system of claim 420, ·.-..hereby wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`474. (presently amended) The system of claim 421, Ylhereby wherein the data
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3522
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer~triggered mes~age on demand.
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`475. (presently amended) The system of claim 422, wheFeey wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer~triggered message on demand.
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`476. (presently amended) The system of claim 426, ·.vhemey wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`477. (presently amended) The system of claim 427, wheFeey wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`478. (presently amended) The system of claim 428, wheFeey wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`479. (presently amended) The system of claim 430, wheFeey wherein the data
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`that represents the pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`480. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 431, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that wheFeey the I'JOinteF produces a pointer-triggered message on
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`demand.
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`481. (presently amended) The system of claim 432, wheFeey wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`482. (presently amended)
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`The system of claim 438, whemey wherein the
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`pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`483. (presently amended) The system of claim 439, whereby wherein the pointer
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`is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`484. (present

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