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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`In Re The Application of:
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`Filed: Au 6, 2001
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`April 18, 2007
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`CERTIFICATE OF TRANSMISSION
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`I hereby certify that the followingp~a1 eis being facsimile transmitted to the Pat—
`ent and Trademark Office at (703) 308—7124 on April 18,2007.
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`/Cristina Corvo/
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`Cristina Corvo
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`Commissioner for Patents
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`P.O. Box 1450
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`Alexandria, VA 22313—1450
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`Sir:
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`AMENDMENT
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`In response to the Office action dated October 18, 2006, please enter the follow—
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`ing amendments:
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 1
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`103176—0001C1
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`In Re The Application of:
`\ Hedloy
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`Serial No.: \\\
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`Filed: Au 6, 2001
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`For:
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`:x-m ‘1: SYSTEM AND
`COMPUTER READABLE ME—
`DIU M FOR ADDRESSING
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`HANDLING FROM A COM—
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`PUTER PROGRAM
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`VVVVVVVVVVV
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`Examiner:
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`Sy D
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`Art Unit """
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`Cesari and McKenna, LLP
`88 Black Falcon Avenue
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`Boston, MA 02210
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`April 18, 2007
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`CERTIFICATE OF TRANSMISSION
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`I hereby certify that the followingp~a1 eis being facsimile transmitted to the Pat—
`ent and Trademark Office at (703) 308—7124 on April 18,2007.
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`/Cristina Corvo/
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`Cristina Corvo
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`Commissioner for Patents
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`P.O. Box 1450
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`Alexandria, VA 22313—1450
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`Sir:
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`AMENDMENT
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`In response to the Office action dated October 18, 2006, please enter the follow—
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`ing amendments:
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 1
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`35. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A method for information handling within a document
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`created using a first application program comprising the steps of:
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`entering a first information in the first application program;
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`marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user that the first
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`information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the document,
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`the second information associated with the first information from a second application pro—
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`gram.
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`36. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 35 wherein the user selection fur—
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`ther comprises an activation of a device selected from a group consisting of a touch screen, a
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`keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice command device.
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`37. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 35, wherein the step of inserting
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`the second information into the document further comprises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`retrieving the second information.
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`Exhibit 1004 - Page 5
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`38. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 37, wherein when the second ap—
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`plication program includes second information associated with the first information, per—
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`forming the further step of displaying the second information.
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`39. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 38, further comprising the step of
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`completing at least one of the first and second information in the document.
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`40. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 35, wherein the first information
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`comprises a name.
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`41. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A computer readable medium, including program in—
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`structions related to information handling within a document created using a first application
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`program and for performing the steps of:
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`entering a first information in the first application program;
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`marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user that the first
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`information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the document,
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`the second information associated with the first information from a second application pro—
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`gram.
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`42. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 41, wherein
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`the user selection further comprises an activation of a device selected from a group consist—
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`ing of a touch screen, a keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice com—
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`mand device.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 6
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`43. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 41, wherein
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`the step of inserting the second information into the document further comprises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`retrieving the second information.
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`44. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 43, wherein
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`when the second application program includes second information associated with the first
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`information, performing the further step of displaying the second information.
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`45. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 44, further
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`comprising the step of completing at least one of the first and second information in the
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`document.
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`46. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 41, wherein
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`the first information comprises a name.
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`47. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A computer system related to information handling
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`within a document created using a first application program, comprising:
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`means for entering a first information in the first application program;
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`means for marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user
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`that the first information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`means for responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the
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`document, the second information associated with the first information from a second appli—
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`cation program.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 7
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`48. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 47, wherein the means
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`for the user selection further comprises:
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`means for an activation of a device selected from a group consisting of a touch
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`screen, a keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice command device.
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`49. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 47, wherein the means
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`for inserting the second information into the document further comprises:
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`means for initializing the second application program;
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`means for searching, using the second application program, for the second inforrna—
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`tion associated with the first information; and
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`means for retrieving the second information.
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`50. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 49, wherein when the
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`second application program includes second information associated with the first informa—
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`tion, and comprising means for performing the further step of displaying the second informa—
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`tion.
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`51. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 50, further comprising
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`means for completing at least one of the first and second information in the document.
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`52. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 47, wherein the first in—
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`formation comprises a name.
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`5 3. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A method for information handling within a document
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`created by a first application program comprising the steps of:
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`entering a first information in the first application program;
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 8
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`PATENTS
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`marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user that the first
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`information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second infor—
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`mation, the second information associated with the first information from the second applica—
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`tion program.
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`54. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 5 3 wherein the operation com—
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`prises displaying the second information.
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`55. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 5 3, wherein the first information is
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`a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consisting of an electronic
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`mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indicated by the first information.
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`5 6. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 5 3, wherein the operation per—
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`formed is entering additional data into a database.
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`57. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 5 6, wherein the additional data is
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`entered by a user.
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`58. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 5 6, wherein the additional data is
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`located within the document.
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`5 9. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A computer readable medium, including program in—
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`structions related to information handling within a document created by a first application
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`program and for performing the steps of:
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`entering a first information in the first application program;
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`marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user that the first
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`information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 9
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second infor—
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`mation, the second information associated with the first information from the second applica—
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`tion program.
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`60. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 59 wherein
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`the operation comprises displaying the second information.
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`61. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 59, wherein
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`the first information is a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consist—
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`ing of an electronic mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indicated by
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`the first information.
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`62. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 59, wherein
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`the operation performed is entering additional data into a database.
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`63. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 62, wherein
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`the additional data is entered by a user.
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`64. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 62, wherein
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`the additional data is located within the document.
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`65. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): A computer system related to information handling
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`within a document created by a first application program, comprising:
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`means for entering a first information in the first application program;
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`means for marking without user intervention the first information to alert the user that
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`the first information can be utilized in a second application program; and
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 10
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`means for responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a sec—
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`ond information, the second information associated with the first information from the sec—
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`ond application program.
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`66. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 65 wherein the operation
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`comprises displaying the second information.
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`67. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 65, wherein the first in—
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`formation is a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consisting of an
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`electronic mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indicated by the first in—
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`formation.
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`68. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 65, wherein the operation
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`performed is entering additional data into a database.
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`69. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 68, wherein the addi—
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`tional data is entered by a user.
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`70. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A method for information handling within a document
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`operated on by a first application program, the document containing first information that can
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`be utilized in a second application program entered—laymen the method comprising the
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`steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information that—ean—be
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`responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the document,
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`the second information associated with the first information from a second application pro—
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`gram.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 11
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`71. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 70, wherein the user selection fur—
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`ther comprises an activation of a device selected from a group consisting of a touch screen, a
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`keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice command device.
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`72. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 70, wherein the step of inserting
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`the second information into the document further comprises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`retrieving the second information.
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`73. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The method of claim 72 wherein the step of inserting the
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`second information m in—to the document further comprises adding the second information
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`to the first information in the document.
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`74. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The method of claim 27—3, wherein when the second ap—
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`plication program includes second information associated with the first information, perform—
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`ing the further step of displaying the second information.
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`75. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The method of claim Q73, further comprising the step of
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`completing at least one of the first search and second information in the document.
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`76. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The method of claim 70, wherein the first seareh inforrna—
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`tion comprises a name.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 12
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`77. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A computer readable medium, including program instruc—
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`tions related to information handling within a document operated on by a first application
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`program, the document containing first information that can be utilized in a second applica—
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`tion program entered—by—a—user, and for performing the steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information that—ean—be
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`responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the document,
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`the second information associated with the first information from a second application pro—
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`gram.
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`78. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 77, wherein
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`the user selection further comprises an activation of a device selected from a group consisting
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`of a touch screen, a keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice command
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`device.
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`79. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 77, wherein
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`the step of inserting the second information into the document further comprises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`retrieving the second information.
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`80. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The method of claim 79 wherein the step of inserting the
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`second information m in—to the document further comprises adding the second information
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`to the first information in the document.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 13
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`81. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 80, wherein
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`when the second application program includes second information associated with the first
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`information, performing the further step of displaying the second information.
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`82. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 80, further
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`comprising the step of completing at least one of the search and second information in the
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`document.
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`83. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 77, wherein
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`the search information comprises a name.
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`84. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A computer system related to information handling within
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`a document operated on by a first application program, the document containing first infor—
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`mation that can be utilized in a second application program entered—bva—user, comprising:
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`means for identifying without user intervention or designation the first information
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`means for responding to a user selection by inserting a second information into the
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`document, the second information associated with the first information from a second appli—
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`cation program.
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`85. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 84, wherein the means
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`for user selection further comprises means for an activation of a device selected from a group
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`consisting of a touch screen, a keyboard button, a screen button, an icon, a menu, and a voice
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`command device.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 14
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`86. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 84, wherein the means
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`for inserting the second information into the document further comprises:
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`means for initializing the second application program;
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`means for searching, using the second application program, for the second inforrna—
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`tion associated with the first information; and
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`means for retrieving the second information.
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`87. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): The computer system of claim 84 wherein the means for
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`inserting the second information m in—to the document further comprises means for adding
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`the second information to the first information in the document.
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`88. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 84, wherein when the
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`second application program includes second information associated with the first informa—
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`tion, and comprising means for performing the further step of displaying the second informa—
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`tion.
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`89. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 88, further comprising
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`means for completing at least one of the search and second information in the document.
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`90. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 84, wherein the search
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`information comprises a name.
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`91. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A method for information handling within a document op—
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`erated on by a first application program, the document containing first information that can
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`be utilized in a second application program—entered—bya—user: the method comprising the
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`steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information—that—Gan—be
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`.1.
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 15
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second in—
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`formation, the second information associated with the first information from the second ap—
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`plication program.
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`92. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 91 wherein the operation com—
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`prises displaying the second information.
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`93. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 91, wherein the search information
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`is a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consisting of generating an
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`electronic mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indicated by the search
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`information.
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`94. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 91, wherein the operation per—
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`formed is entering additional data into a database
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`95. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 94, wherein the additional data is
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`entered by a user.
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`96. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The method of claim 94, wherein the additional data is
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`located within the document.
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`97. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A computer readable medium, including program instruc—
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`tions related to information handling within a document operated on by a first application
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`program, the document containing first information that can be utilized in a second applica—
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`tion programentered—by—a—user, and for performing the steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information that—ean—be
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`.1.
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`i
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`l
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`l'
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`; and
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 16
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`PATENTS
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`103 l76—0001C1
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second infor—
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`mation, the second information associated with the first information from the second applica—
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`tion program.
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`98. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable medium of claim 97 wherein
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`the operation comprises displaying the second information.
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`99. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable media of claim 97, wherein the
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`first information is a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consisting
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`of generating an electronic mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indi—
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`cated by the first information.
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`100. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable media of claim 97, wherein the
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`operation performed is entering additional data into a database
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`101. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable media of claim 100, wherein
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`the additional data is entered by a user.
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`102. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer readable media of claim 100, wherein
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`the additional data is located within the document.
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`103. (CURRENTLY AMENDED): A computer system related to information handling
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`within a document operated on by a first application program, the document containing first
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`information that can be utilized in a second application program entered—by—a—user, compris—
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`ing:
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`means for identifying without user intervention or designation the first information
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`l'
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`l
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`l'
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`;and
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`Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Motorola Mobility LLC
`Exhibit 1004 - Page 17
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`PATENTS
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`104. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 103 wherein the opera—
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`tion comprises displaying the second information.
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`105. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 103, wherein the first
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`information is a name, and the operation performed is selected from a group consisting of
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`generating an electronic mail, a teleX, a facsimile or a letter addressed to the name indicated
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`by the first information.
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`106. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 103, wherein the opera—
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`tion performed is entering additional data into a database
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`107. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 106, wherein the addi—
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`tional data is entered by a user.
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`108. (PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED): The computer system of claim 106, wherein the addi—
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`tional data is located within the document.
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`109. (NEW) The method of claim 91 wherein the user selection comprises an activation of a
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`menu .
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`110. (NEW) The method of claim 91 wherein at least part of the identifying occurs after the
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`user selection.
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`112. (NEW): The method of claim 109, wherein the step of performing the operation further
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`comprises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`retrieving the second information.
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`113. (NEW): The method of claim 112, wherein when the second information associated
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`with first information exists, performing the further step of displaying the second informa—
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`tion.
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`114. (NEW): The method of claim 113, wherein the first information comprises a name.
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`115. (NEW): The method of claim 114, wherein the activation of the menu comprises
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`selection the menu indicator for the menu
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`opening the menu
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`selecting a choice in the menu; and
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`activating the selected choice in the menu
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`116. (NEW): The method of claim 115, wherein selection of the menu indicator comprises
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`moving a mouse pointer to the menu indicator.
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`117. (NEW): The method of claim 116, wherein the opening of a menu comprises clicking
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`on the menu indicator with a mouse button.
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`118. (NEW) The method of claim 91, wherein the second information is associated with only
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`part of the identified first information.
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`119. (NEW): A method for information handling within a document operated on by a first
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`application program, the document containing first information entered by a user, the method
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`comprising the steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information that can be
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`utilized in a second application program, the first information selected from a Group consist—
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`ing of a name and an address; and
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second in—
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`formation, the second information associated with all or part of the first information from the
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`second application program, wherein the step of responding to the user selection further com—
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`prises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`if said second information exists, retrieving and displaying the second information;
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`wherein said user selection comprises:
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`selecting a menu indicator for the menu;
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`opening the menu;
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`selecting a choice in the menu; and
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`activating the selected choice in the menu;
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`wherein selecting the menu indicator comprises moving the mouse pointer to the
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`menu indicator;
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`wherein opening the menu comprises clicking on the menu indicator with a mouse
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`button; and
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`wherein the second information is associated with at least part of the identified first
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`information.
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`120. (NEW) A method for assisting a computer operator to retrieve contact related infor—
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`mation from a database when a document includes a name, the method comprising of the
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`steps of:
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`using a first computer program to analyze the document, without direction
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`from the operator, to identify the name,
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`using the identified name and a second computer program to search the
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`database and to locate related information associated with the name, and
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`inserting the contact related information into the document,
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`wherein steps (1) — (3) require only a single execute command.
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`121. (NEW) The method of claim 120 wherein the contact information comprises an ad—
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`dress.
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`122. (NEW) The method of claim 120 wherein the contact information comprises a tele—
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`phone number.
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`123. (NEW) The method of claim 120 wherein the name comprises a business name.
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`124. (NEW) The method of claim 120 wherein the name comprises a personal name.
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`125. (NEW) The method according to claim 120 wherein the execute command is a selec—
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`tion from a menu.
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`126. (NEW) The method according to claim 125 wherein the operator enters the execute
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`command before step (2).
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`127. (NEW) A method for assisting a computer operator to retrieve information from a da—
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`tabase that is related to text in a document, the method comprising the steps of:
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`(1)
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`using a first computer program to analyze the document, without direction
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`from the operator, to identify text in the document that can be used to search
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`for related information,
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`(2)
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`using a second computer program and the text identified in step (1)
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`to search the database and to locate related information, and
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`(3)
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`inserting the information located in step (2) into the document.
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`128. (NEW) The method according to claim 127 wherein at least steps (2) — (3) take place
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`following entry a single execute command.
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`129. (NEW) The method according to claim 128 wherein the execute command is a selec—
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`tion from a menu.
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`130. (NEW) A computer readable medium for information handling within a document op—
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`erated on by a first application program, the document containing first information entered by
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`a user, the computer readable medium including program instructions for performing the
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`steps of:
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`identifying without user intervention or designation the first information that can be
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`utilized in a second application program, the first information selected from a group consist—
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`ing of a name and an address; and
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`responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a second in—
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`formation, the second information associated with all or part of the first information from the
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`second application program, wherein the step of responding to the user selection further com—
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`prises the steps of:
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`initializing the second application program;
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`searching, using the second application program, for the second information associ—
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`ated with the first information; and
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`if said second information exists, retrieving and displaying the second information;
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`wherein said user selection comprises:
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`selecting a menu indicator for the menu;
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`opening the menu;
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`selecting a choice in the menu; and
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`activating the selected choice in the menu;
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`wherein selection the menu indicator comprises moving the mouse pointer to the
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`menu indicator;
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`wherein the opening of a menu comprises clicking on the menu indicator with a
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`mouse button; and
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`wherein the second information is associated with at least part of the identified first
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`information.
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`131. (NEW) A computer readable medium for assisting a computer operator to retrieve con—
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`tact related information from a database when a document includes a name, the computer
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`readable medium including program instructions for performing the steps of:
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`(1)
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`using a first computer program to analyze the document, without direction
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`from the operator, to identify the name,
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`(2)
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`using the identified name and a second computer program to search the
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`database and to locate related information associated with the name, and
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`(3)
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`inserting the contact related information into the document,
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`132. (NEW) A computer readable medium for assisting a computer operator to retrieve in—
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`formation from a database that is related to text in a document, the computer readable me—
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`dium including program instructions for performing the steps of:
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`(1)
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`using a first computer program to analyze the document, without direction
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`from the operator, to identify text in the document that can be used to search
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`for related information,
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`(2)
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`using a second computer program and the text identified in step (1)
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`to search the database and to locate related information, and
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`inserting the information located in step (2) into the document.
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`133. (NEW) A system for information handling within a document operated on by a first
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`application program, the system comprising:
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`means for identifying without user intervention or designation the first information
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`that can be utilized in a second application program, the first information selected from a
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`group consisting of a name and an address; and
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`means for responding to a user selection by performing an operation related to a
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`second information, the second information associated with all or part of the first information
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`from the second application program, wherein the means for responding to the user selection
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`further comprises:
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`means for initializing the second application program;
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`means for searching, using the second application program, for the second inforrna—
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`tion associated with the first information; and
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`if said second information exists, means for retrieving and displaying the second in—
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`formation;
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`opening the menu;
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`selecting a choice in the menu; and
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`activating the sele
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