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`Notice ofAllowability
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`Applicant(s)
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`09/164,777
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`MULLOR ET AL.
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`1. ~ This communication is responsive to 2-fr02.
`2. ~ The allowed c1aim(s) is/are 1-1013 and 16-23.
`3. D The drawings filed on __ are accepted by the Examiner.
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`Attachment(s)
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`1~ Notice of References Cited (PTO-892)
`3D Notice of Draftperson's Patent Drawing Review (PTO-948)
`5~ Information Disclosure Statements (PTO-1449), Paper No. 11.
`70 Examiner's Comment Regarding Requirement for Deposit
`of Biological Material
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`20 Notice of Informal Patent Application (PTO-152)
`4~ Interview Summary (PT0-413), Paper NO.14.
`6~ Examiner's Amendment/Comment
`8~ Examiner's Statement of Reasons for Allowance
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`Notice of Allowability
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`Part of Paper No. 14 ..
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`Application/Control Number: 09/164,777
`Art Unit: 2161
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`Status of Claims
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`1.
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`Claims 1-10, 13, and 16-23 have been examined.
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`Examiner's Amendment
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`2.
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`An examiner's amendment to the record appears below. Should the
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`changes and/or additions be unacceptable to applicant, an amendment may be
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`filed as provided by 37 CFR 1.312. To ensure consideration of such an
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`amendment, it MUST be submitted no later than the payment of the issue fee.
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`Authorization for this examiner's amendment was given in a telephone
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`interview with Jeffri Kaminski on 19 February 2002.
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`3.
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`The application has been amended as follows:
`v
`In claim 1, line 2, replace "(BIOS)" with BIOS.
`./
`In claim 1, line 3, replace" ... computer, _ and" with" ... computer, and"
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`inserted in line 6, as the second limitation after "loading the application ... "
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`and before "extracting license information ... ", detailing that the steps of
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`Apple Inc. Exhibit 1003 Page 5
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`Application/Control Number: 09/164,777
`Art Unit: 2161
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`Page 3
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`"encrypting ... ", "storing ... ", and "subsequently verifying ... " are performed
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`by the agent. This does not apply, however, to the "acting ... " limitation.
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`Reasons for Allowance
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`4.
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`Claims 1-10, 13, and 16-19 have been allowed. The instant application
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`teaches a method for restricting software use by storing a verification structure in
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`a computer BIOS.
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`It is well known to those of ordinary skill in the art of software licensing to
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`monitor the use of software using special code that enforces the preferences of
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`the software provider (e.g. creator, distributor, or service provider), or provider
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`and end-user, by restricting the manner in which an end-user can manipulate
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`(e.g. print, save, redistribute, customize) the software. For example, Ginter et al.
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`(US 5,892,900) implement their software distribution system by dynamically
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`linking a verification structure, such as a PERC or permission record, to software
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`content that dynamically control how the software, and its associated
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`administrative data, may be distributed and used (column 155, lines 46-51).
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`Misra et a!. (US 6,189,146) disclose a method for licensing software that uses
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`agents to manage software licenses, and stores the licenses in persistent non-
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`volatile storage (column 12, lines 8-31). Neither reference teaches utilizing BIOS
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`Application/Control Number: 09/164,777
`Art Unit 2161
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`as the non-volatile means for storing a licensed software verification structure.
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`Ewertz et al. (US 5,479,639) teach the use of BIOS memory for storing
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`licensing numbers. Hence, it appears initially, that to one of ordinary skill of the
`
`art, the combination of Ewertz et al. with either Ginter et al. and/or Misra et aI.,
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`would render the present invention obvious. However, the key distinction
`
`between the present invention and the closest prior art, is that the Misra et aL,
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`and Ginter et al. systems and the Ewertz et al. system run at the operating
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`system level and BIOS level, respectively. More specifically, the closest prior art
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`systems, singly or collectively, do not teach licensed programs running at the OS
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`level interacting with a program verification structure stored in the BIOS to verify
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`the program using the verification structure and having a user act on the program
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`according to the verification. Further, it is well known to those of ordinary skill of
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`the art that a computer BIOS is not setup to manage a software license
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`verification structure. The present invention overcomes this difficulty by using an
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`agent to set up a verification structure in the erasable, non-volatile memory of the
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`BIOS.
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`5.
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`Claims 20-23 have been allowed. The instant application teaches a
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`method for restricting software use by storing license information in a computer
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`BIOS.
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`Apple Inc. Exhibit 1003 Page 7
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`e.
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`Application/Control· Number: 09/164,777
`Art Unit: 2161
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`Page 5
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`Ginter et al. (US 5,892,900) implement their software distribution system
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`by encrypting (column/line 65/55-66/47) software control information (e.g. PERC)
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`and linking control information, to software content that dynamically manages
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`how the software, and its associated administrative data, may be distributed and
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`used (column 155, lines 46-51). Misra et al. (US 6,189,146) disclose a method
`
`for licensing software that stores licenses in persistent non-volatile storage
`
`(column 12, lines 8-31). Neither reference teaches utilizing BIOS as the non-
`
`volatile means for storing licensing data. Ewertz et al. (US 5,479,639) teach the
`
`use of BIOS memory for storing licensing numbers. Hence, it appears initially,
`
`that to one of ordinary skill of the art, the combination of Ewertz et al. with either
`
`Ginter et al. and/or Misra et aI., would render the present invention obvious.
`
`However, a key distinction between the present invention and the closest prior
`
`art, is that the Misra et aI., and Ginter et al. systems and the Ewertz et al. system
`
`run at the operating system level and BIOS level, respectively. More specifically,
`
`the closest prior art systems, singly or collectively, do not teach extracting
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`licensing information from a software program, encrypting the information and
`
`storing it in the BIOS. Further, it is well known to those of ordinary skill of the art
`
`that a computer BIOS is not setup to store license information. The present
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`invention overcomes this difficulty by utilizing an agent to verify the application
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`software program using the license information stored in the erasable, writable,
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`non-volatile memory of the BIOS.
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`Apple Inc. Exhibit 1003 Page 8
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`Application/Control Number: 09/164,777
`Art Unit: 2161
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`6.
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`Any comments considered necessary by Applicant must be submitted no
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`later that the payment of the issue fee and, to avoid processing delays, should
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`preferably accompany the issue fee. Such submissions should be clearly labeled
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`"Comments on Statement of Reasons for Allowance."
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`Conclusion
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`7.
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`The prior art made of record and not relied upon is considered pertinent to
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`applicant's disclosure:
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`•
`
`Infoworld magazine evaluates desktop management software
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`• Saito et al. disclose a method for automatic license monitoring
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`8.
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`Any inquiry concerning this communication or earlier communications from
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`the Examiner should be directed to Calvin Loyd Hewitt II whose telephone
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`number is (703) 308-8057. The Examiner can normally be reached on Monday-
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`Friday from 8:30 AM-5:00 PM.
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`If attempts to reach the Examiner by telephone are unsuccessful, the
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`Examiner's supervisor, James P. Trammell, can be reached at (703) 305-9768.
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`Any response to this action should be mailed to:
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`Apple Inc. Exhibit 1003 Page 9
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`Art Unit: 2161
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`Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
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`Any inquiry of a general nature or relating to the status of this application
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`305-3900.
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`Calvin Loyd Hewitt II
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`February 20, 2002
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