To: Huusker
Is there any written descriptions for this, in regards specifically to backup, prior to April 2000? If there is, it should render the patent null and void. Is this crazy, or what?
3 posted on
05/04/2002 3:18:23 PM PDT by
FoxPro
To: FoxPro
Once a patent is issued you have to move heaven and earth to get the USPTO to repudiate it. Like any bureaucratic agency it will never voluntarily admit to a mistake. Basically you need to get threatened by the patent holder and then win the resulting lawsuit. Since it is ridicuously expensive, almost everybody just settles to make it go away.
5 posted on
05/04/2002 3:26:01 PM PDT by
Huusker
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