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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 4935870 | Apparatus for downloading macro programs and executing a downloaded macro program responding to activation of a single key Apparatus for downloading videotex information via a host computer includes a group of local terminals installed at a variety of locations. The terminals receive and store macro programs from the host computer. The local terminal then activates the macro ... | 06/19/1990 |
| 4814972 | Method and videotex apparatus for fast access of remotely located information The method and apparatus enables a terminal to access a computer located at a distance therefrom by an uncomplicated, easy-to-understand, log-on procedure. The system includes a group of terminals which are each able to access a host computer. If desired,... | 03/21/1989 |
| 4768144 | Method and apparatus for retrieving information distributed over nonconsecutive pages This specification describes an information retrieval system such as a videotext or teletext system in which data is stored in conventional tree format, and the user has the usual capability to move vertically through the tree structure, but also has a no... | 08/30/1988 |
| 4754326 | Method and apparatus for assisting user of information retrieval systems In information retrieval system includes a help feature, wherein a help key on a terminal can be actuated and a host computer responds by determining the identity of a page of basic information being transmitted at the time the help key is operated, deter... | 06/28/1988 |
| 4649533 | Method and apparatus for retrieving remotely located information The information retrieval method and apparatus includes a group of geographically widely-distributed terminals, which accept a remotely located host computer. Each terminal includes a memory for storing a plurality of items of call origination information... | 03/10/1987 |
