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`Amendments to the Claims
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`Thislisting of claimswill replaceall prior versions, andlistings, of claimsin the
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`application. The claim identifiers, or lack thereof, below conform to the rules for reissue
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`amendments set
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`forth in 37 C.F.R. §§ 1.173(b)(2),
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`(c),
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`(d), and (e).
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`(See also,
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`M.P.E.P. §§ 1453 (ID),(IV), and (V)).
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`1.
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`(Twice Amended)
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`A method for graphically [indicating] representing
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`secured items on a computer[in a program for displaying contents in a selected place],
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`[the method] comprising:
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`determining a security level of each of the secured items [, wherein each
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`of the secured itemshas a default icon associated with if the each of the secured itemsis
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`otherwise not secured]; and
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`for graphically displaying the
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`secured items,
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`superimposing [an
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`appropriate] for each secured item a security icon corresponding to the security level of
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`that item over [the] a default icon [without losing original indications of the default
`icon], wherein the default icon represents a corresponding non-secured item of a same
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`file type as the respective secured item.
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`2.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as
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`recited in
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`claim 1, further
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`comprising:
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`intercepting [files from the selected place when thefiles are selected by
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`the program for displaying the contents in the selected place] items when the items are
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`retrieved from a storage device; and
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`Amendments to the Claims
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`Thislisting of claimswill replaceall prior versions, andlistings, of claimsin the
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`application. The claim identifiers, or lack thereof, below conform to the rules for reissue
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`amendments set
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`forth in 37 C.F.R. §§ 1.173(b)(2),
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`(c),
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`(d), and (e).
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`(See also,
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`M.P.E.P. §§ 1453 (ID),(IV), and (V)).
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`1.
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`(Twice Amended)
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`A method for graphically [indicating] representing
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`secured items on a computer[in a program for displaying contents in a selected place],
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`[the method] comprising:
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`determining a security level of each of the secured items [, wherein each
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`of the secured itemshas a default icon associated with if the each of the secured itemsis
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`otherwise not secured]; and
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`for graphically displaying the
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`secured items,
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`superimposing [an
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`appropriate] for each secured item a security icon corresponding to the security level of
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`that item over [the] a default icon [without losing original indications of the default
`icon], wherein the default icon represents a corresponding non-secured item of a same
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`file type as the respective secured item.
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`2.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as
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`recited in
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`claim 1, further
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`comprising:
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`intercepting [files from the selected place when thefiles are selected by
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`the program for displaying the contents in the selected place] items when the items are
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`retrieved from a storage device; and
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`[checking if] determining whether any of the [secured] intercepted items
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`are [includedin the files] secured.
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`3.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 2, wherein said
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`determiningasecurity level [of each of the secured items] comprisesactivating a client
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`module [when said checking indicates that there are] in response to a determination that
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`at [lease] least one of the [secured] itemsis [included in the files] secured.
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`4.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The methodasrecited in claim 3, whereinthe client
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`module [operates] is configured to operate in [a] an operating system supporting [the] a
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`program.
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`5.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 4, wherein [the
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`selected place is a folder and] the operating system [is] comprises a graphic windows
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`operating system and the program [is] comprises a utility [for a user, configured to
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`display [the] contents [in] of the [folder] storage device.
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`6.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as
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`recited in
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`claim 3,
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`further
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`comprising:
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`[wherein the client module is configured to look into] determining security
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`information associated with the at least one [of the secured items] secured item, [and]
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`wherein the security information includes information regarding the security level of the
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`at least one [of the secured items] secured item.
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`7.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 6, wherein the
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`security level includesat least one level of security [to indicate that the at least one of the
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`secured itemsis secured, differentiating from therest of the files].
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`8.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 1, wherein the
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`default icon is associated with an executable program [, when the each of the secured
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`itemsor the default icon thereof is clicked, the executable program will be activated].
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`9.
`(Once Amended)
`The method as recited in claim 1, wherein the
`[appropriate] security icon includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`10.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 9, wherein said
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`superimposing [an appropriate icon corresponding to the security level over the default
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`icon] comprises overlaying the visual object onto the default icon such that at least_a
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`portion [without obscuring the rest] of the default icon is visible.
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`11.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 9, wherein said
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`superimposing [an appropriate icon corresponding to the security level over the default
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`icon] comprises generating a superimposed icon including the default icon with the
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`visual object superimposed thereon suchthatat least a portion of [without obscuring the
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`rest of] the default icon is visible.
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`12.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 10, wherein the
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`default icon is associated with an executable program [, when the each of the secured
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`items or the superimposed icon thereof is clicked,
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`the obscuring program will be
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`activated].
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`13.
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`(Cancelled)
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`14.
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`(Twice Amended)
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`A computer-implemented method [for graphically
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`indicating secured items in a program for displaying contents in a selected place, the
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`method] comprising:
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`[retrieving all files in the selected place;]
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`intercepting [the files when metadata ofthe files are being loaded into the
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`program]items beingretrieved from a storage device;
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`[checking if there is] determining whether at least one of the {secured]
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`retrieved items[includedin thefiles] is secured;
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`in response to a determination that at least one of the items is secured,
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`determining a security level of the least one secured item [activating a client module to
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`-determine howtheat least one of the secured items is secured, whenit is checked that the
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`at least one of the secureditemsis included in the files]; and
`generating a superimposed icon [to indicate the at least one ofthe secured
`items is secured, different from the rest of the files when displayed in the program]
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`based. at least in part, on the determined security level for graphically displaying the at
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`least one secured item.
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`15.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 14, wherein [there
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`is an appropriate icon for the at least one of the secured items whentheat least oneofthe
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`secured items is not secured, and wherein] said generating a superimposed icon
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`comprises:
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`[choosing an appropriate] determining a security icon for the at least one
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`[of the secured items] secured item based. at least _in_part, on the determined security
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`level; and
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`superimposing the [appropriate] security icon over [the] a default icon,
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`wherein the default icon is configured to represent a non-secured item from whichtheat
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`least one secured item was derived [associated with, without losing original indications
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`of the default icon].
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`16.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The method as recited in claim 15, wherein the
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`[appropriate] security icon includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`17.|(Once Amended) The method as recited in claim 16, wherein said
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`superimposing [the appropriate icon over the default icon] comprises overlaying the
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`visual object onto the default icon such that at least a portion [without obscuringtherest]
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`of the default icon is visible.
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`18.
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`(Once Amended)
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`[A computer
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`for graphically indicating secured
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`items in a program for displaying contents in a selected place, the computer] An article
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`of manufacture including a computer-readable_medium_having instructions stored
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`thereon, execution of which by a computing device causes the computing device to
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`perform operations comprising:
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`[at least a processor;]
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`[a first memory spacefor storing a client module;]
`[a second memory space, coupled to the processor, for storing code as a
`graphic operating system, the code, when executed by the processor, causing the graphic
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`operating system to support the program for displaying the contents in the selected place
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`and perform operationsof:]
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`[retrievingall files in the selected place;]
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`intercepting items beingretrieved from a storage device,
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`[checking if there is] determining whether at
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`least one of the
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`[secured] retrieved items[includedin the files] is secured;
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`in_ response to a determination that at least one of the items is
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`secured, determining a security level of the at least one secured item [activating the client
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`module to determine how the at least one of the secured items is secured, whenit is
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`checked thatthe at least one of the secured items is includedin the files]; and
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`generating a superimposed icon[to indicate the at least one of the
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`secured items is secured, different from the rest of the files when displayed in the
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`program] based. at least in part. on the determined security level to graphically display
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`the at least one secured'item.
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`19.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The [computer] article of manufacture as recited in
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`claim 18, wherein [there is an appropriate icon for the at least one of the secured items
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`whenthe at least one of the secured itemsis not secured, and wherein] said generating a
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`superimposed icon comprises:
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`[choosing an appropriate] determining a security icon for the at least one
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`{of the secured items] secured item based, at least in part, on the determined security
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`level; and
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`superimposing the [appropriate] security icon over [the] a default icon,
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`wherein the default icon is configured to represent a non-secured item from which the at
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`least one secured item was derived [associated with, without losing original indications
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`of the default icon].
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`20.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The [method] article of manufacture as recited in
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`claim 19, wherein the [appropriate] security icon includes a visual object and a
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`transparent background.
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`21.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The [method] article of manufacture as recited in
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`claim 20, wherein said superimposing [the appropriate icon over the default
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`icon]
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`comprises overlaying the visual object onto the default icon such that_at least a portion
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`[without obscuring the rest] of the default iconis visible.
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`22.
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`(Once Amended)
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`A tangible computer readable medium [containing
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`program code executable by a computing device for graphically indicating secured items
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`in a program for displaying contents in a selected place, the computer readable medium]
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`having instructions stored thereon, the instructions comprising:
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`[program code for determining] instructions to determinea security level
`of each of[the] secured items [, wherein each of the secured items has a default icon
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`associated with if the each of the secured items is otherwise not secured]; and
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`[program code for superimposing] for graphically displaying the secured
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`items, instructions to superimpose [an appropriate] for each secured item a securityicon
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`correspondingto the security level of that item over [the] a default icon [without losing
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`original
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`indications of the default
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`icon]
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`, wherein the default _icon represents a
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`corresponding non-secured item from which the respective secured item was derived.
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`23.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium asrecited
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`in claim 22,
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`the instructions further comprising:
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`[program code forintercepting] instructions to intercept[files from the
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`selected place whenthe files are selected by the program for displaying the contents in
`the selected place] items when the items are retrieved from a storage device; and
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`[program code for checking if] instructions to determine whether any of
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`the [secured] intercepted itemsare [includedin the files] secured.
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`The tangible computer readable medium asrecited
`(Once Amended)
`24.
`in claim 23, wherein the [program code for determining] the instruction to determine the
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`security level [of the each of the secured items comprises program codefor activating]
`comprise instructions to activate a client module [when the program code for checking
`indicates that there are] in response to a determination that at [lease] least one of the
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`[secured] itemsis {included in the files] secured.
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`25.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium as recited
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`in claim 24, the instructions further comprising:
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`security information associated with the at least one {of the secured items] secured item,
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`[and] wherein the security information includes information regarding the security level
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`ofthe at least one [of the] secured [items] item.
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`26.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium as recited
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`in claim 22, wherein the default icon is associated with an executable program [, when
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`the each of the secured items or the default
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`icon thereof is clicked,
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`the executable
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`program will be activated].
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`27.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium asrecited
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`in claim 22, wherein the [appropriate- security icon includes a visual object and a
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`transparent background.
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`28.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium as recited
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`in claim 27, wherein the [program code for superimposing] instructions to_ superimpose
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`the [appropriate] security icon corresponding to the security level over the default icon
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`[comprises program code for overlaying] comprise instructions to overlay the visual
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`object onto the default icon such thatat least a portion [without obscuring therest; of the
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`default icon is visible.
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`29.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium as recited
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`in claim 27, wherein the [program code for superimposing] instructions to_superimpose
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`the [appropriate] security icon corresponding to the security level over the default icon
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`[comprises program code for generating]
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`comprise instructions
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`to generate a
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`superimposed icon including the default
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`icon with the visual object superimposed
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`thereon such that at least_a portion [without obscuring the rest] of the default icon is
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`visible.
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`30.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium as recited
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`in claim 29, wherein the default icon is associated with an executable program [, when
`the each ofthe secured itemsor the superimposed icon thereof is clicked, the obscuring
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`program will be activated].
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`31.
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`(Cancelled)
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`32.
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`(Once Amended)
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`A tangible computer readable medium [containing
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`program code executable by a computing device for graphically indicating secured items
`in a program for displaying contents in a selected place, the computer readable medium]
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`havinginstructions stored thereon, the instructions comprising:
`[program code forretrievingall files in the selected place;]
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`[program code for intercepting] instructions to intercept [the files when
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`metadata of the files are being loaded into the program] items being retrieved from a
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`storagedevice;
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`[program code for checking if there is] instructions to determine whether
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`at least one of the [secured] retrieved items [included in thefiles file} is secured;
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`in response to a determination that at least_one of the items is secured,
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`instructions to determine a security level of the at least one secured item [program code
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`for activating a client module to determine howtheat least one of the secured itemsis
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`secured, whenit is checked that the at least one of the secured items is included in the
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`files]; and
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`[program code for generating] instructions to generate a superimposed
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`icon [to indicate the at least one of the secured itemsis secured,different from the rest of
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`the files when displayed in the program] based, at least_in part. on the determined
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`security level for graphically displaying the at least one secured item.
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`33.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The tangible computer readable medium asrecited
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`in claim 32, [wherein there is an appropriate icon for the at least one of the secured items
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`whentheat least one of the secured itemsis not secured, and] wherein the [program code
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`for generating] instructions to generate the superimposed icon [[comprises]] comprise:
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`[program code for choosing an appropriate] instructions to determine _a
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`security icon for the at least one [of the] secured [items] item based, at least in part, on
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`the determined security level; and
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`[program code for superimposing]
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`instructions
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`to superimpose the
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`[appropriate] security icon over
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`[the] a default
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`icon, wherein the default _icon is
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`configured to represent a non-secured item from which the at least one secured item was
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`derived [associated with, without losing original indications of the default icon].
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`34.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The [method] tangible computer readable medium
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`as recited in claim 33, wherein the [appropriate] security icon includes a visual object
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`and a transparent background.
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`35.
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`(Once Amended)
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`The [method] tangible computer readable medium
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`as recited in claim 34, wherein the [program code for superimposing] instructions to
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`superimpose the [appropriate] security icon over the default icon [comprise program
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`code for overlaying] comprise instructions to overlay the visual object onto the default
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`icon such that at least_a portion [without obscuring therest] of the default iconis visible.
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`36._(New) A method on a computer, comprising:
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`determining a security level of a secured item: and
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`for graphically displaying the secured item. superimposing a securityicon
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`corresponding to the security level of the secured item over a default icon, wherein the
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`default icon represents a non-secured item from which the secured item was derived.
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`37,
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`(New) The methodasrecited in claim 36, further comprising:
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`intercepting an item whenthe item is retrieved from a storage device: and
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`determining whetherthe intercepted item is secured.
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`38.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 37, wherein said determining a
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`security level comprises activating a client module in response to a determination that the
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`item is secured.
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`39.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 38. wherein the client module is
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`configured to operate in an operating system supporting a program.
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`40.
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`(New) The methodas recited in claim 39. wherein the operating system
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`comprises a graphic windows operating system and the program comprises _a_utility
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`configured to display content of the storage device.
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`41.
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`(New) The methodas recited in claim 38. further comprising:
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`determining security information associated with the secured item, wherein the
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`security information includes information regarding the security level of the secured
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`item.
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`42,
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 41. wherein the security level
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`includes at least one level of security.
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`43.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 36, wherein the default icon is
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`associated with an executable program.
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`44.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 36, wherein the security icon
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`includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`45.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 44. wherein said superimposing
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`comprises overlaying the visual object onto the default icon such that the default icon is
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`at least partially visible.
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`46.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 44, wherein said superimposing
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`comprises generating a superimposed icon including the default icon with the visual
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`object superimposed thereon such that the default icon is at least partially visible.
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`47.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 45, wherein the default icon is
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`associated with an executable program.
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`48.
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`(Cancelled)
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`49._(New) A computer-implemented method comprising:
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`intercepting an item being retrieved from a storage device;
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`determining whether the item is secured:
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`in response to a determination that the item_is secured, determining a
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`security level of the secured item; and
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`generating a superimposed icon based, at least in part, on the determined
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`security level for graphically displaying the secured item.
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`50.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 49, wherein said generating a
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`superimposed icon comprises:
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`determining a security icon for the secured item based. at least in part. on
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`the determined security level: and
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`superimposing the security icon over a default icon. wherein the default
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`icon is configured to represent a non-secured item of a samefile type as the secured item.
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`51.
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`(New) The method as recited in claim 50. wherein the security _icon
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`includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`52.__(New) The method as recited in claim 51, wherein said superimposing
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`comprises overlaying the visual object onto the default icon such that the default iconis
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`at least partially visible.
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`~ 53.
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`(New) An article of manufacture including a computer-readable medium
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`having instructionsstored thereon, execution of which by a computing device causes the
`computing device to perform operations comprising:
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`intercepting an item being retrieved from a storage device;
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`determining whetherthe item is secured;
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`in_response_to a determination that
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`the
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`item is
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`secured,
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`determining a security level of the secured item: and
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`generating a superimposed icon based, at Jeast_in_ part. on the
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`determined security level to graphically display the secured item.
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`54.
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`(New) The article of manufacture as recited in claim 53. wherein said
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`generating a superimposed icon comprises:
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`determining a security icon for the secured item based. at least in part, on
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`the determined security level; and
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` superimposing the security icon over a default_icon wherein the default
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`icon is configured to represent_a non-secured item from which the secured item was
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`derived.
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`55.
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`(New) The article of manufacture as recited in claim 54, wherein the
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`security icon includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`56.
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`(New) The article of manufacture as recited in claim 55, wherein said
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`superimposing comprises overlaying the visual object onto the default icon such that the
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`default icon is at least partially visible.
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`57.
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`(New) A tangible computer readable medium having instructions stored
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`thereon,the instructions comprising:
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`instructions to determinea security level of a secured item: and
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`for graphically displaying the secured item, instructions to superimpose a
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`security icon correspondingto the security level of the secured item over a default icon,
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`wherein the default icon represents a non-secured item of a same file type as the secured
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`item.
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`58.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 57, the
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`instruction further comprising:
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`instructions to intercept an item when the item is retrieved from _a storage
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`device; and
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`instructions to determine whetherthe intercepted item is secured.
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`(New) The tangible computer _readable medium as recited in claim 58.
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`wherein the instructions to determine the security level comprise instructions to activate
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`a client module in response to a determination that the item is secured.
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`60.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 59. the
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`instructions further comprising:
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`instructions to determine security information associated with the secured item,
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`wherein the security information includes information regardingthe security level of the
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`secured item.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim_57,
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`61.
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`wherein the default icon is associated with an executable program.
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`62.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 57,
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`wherein the security icon includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`63._(New) The tangible computer readable medium _as recited in claim 62,
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`wherein the instructions to superimpose the security icon corresponding to the security
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`level over the default icon comprise instructions to overlay the visual object onto the
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`default icon such that the default icon is at least partially visible.
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`64.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 62,
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`wherein the instructions to superimpose the security icon corresponding to the security
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`level over the default
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`icon comprise instructions to_generate_a_ superimposed icon
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`including the default icon with the visual object superimposed thereon such that the
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`default iconis at least partially visible.
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`65.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 64.
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`wherein the default icon is associated with an executable program.
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`66.
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`(Cancelled)
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`67.
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`(New) A tangible computer readable medium having instructions stored
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`thereon, the instructions comprising:
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`instructions to intercept an item being retrieved from a storage device;
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`instructions to determine whetherthe item is secured;
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`in response to a determination that the item is secured,
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`instructions to
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`determinea security level of the secured item; and
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`instructions to generate a superimposed icon based, at least in part, on the
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`determined security level for graphically displaying the secured item.
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`68.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 67,
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`wherein the instructions to generate the superimposed icon comprise:
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`instructions to determine a security icon for the secured item based, at
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`least in part. on the determined security level; and
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`instructions to superimpose the security icon over a default icon, wherein
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`the default icon is configured to represent_a non-secured item from which the secured
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`item was derived.
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`69.
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium _as recited in claim 68,
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`wherein the security icon includes a visual object and a transparent background.
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`70,
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`(New) The tangible computer readable medium as recited in claim 69.
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`wherein the instructions to superimpose the security icon over the default icon comprise
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`instructions to overlay the visual object onto the default icon such that_the default icon is _
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`at least partially visible.
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