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utility.def
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%% -- SECTION: 1: drawings/features.def
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% Feature enumerations portion of the patent %%
%% -- SECTION: 2: inventors.def
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% begins document and defines \tit, \auth, and \phon %%
\newcommand{\tit}{Put your invention title here}
\newcommand{\auth}{Put your name here}
\newcommand{\phon}{Put your phone number here}
%% -- SECTION: 3: relations.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ------------ Cross-references portion of the patent ------------- %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Cross-reference to any related provisional or utility
%% application.
%% - Model usable form:
%% -> The present application claims the benefit of the filing
%% date of a co-pending ____ [Provisional or Utility]
%% Application, Serial Number ____, entitled "____", filed
%% on ____.
%%
%% -- SECTION: 4: field.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ----------- Field of invention portion of the patent ------------ %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Denotes the general field of the invention and the particular
%% field.
%% - Typically 2 sentences are used such as:
%% -> This invention relates to ____. More particularily, it
%% relates to ____.
%%
%% FORMATTING:
%% \pa starts a new paragraph and numbers it sequentially %%
%% -- SECTION: 5: background.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% --------- Background description portion of the patent --------- %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Include a description of prior art (typically 2 to 4 pages)
%% - Provide a brief historical information, followed by present
%% products and methods, especially those found in uncovered
%% patents.
%% - Describe a problem with prior products which your invention
%% (not described here) solves
%% - Objects of the invention:
%% -> What existing problems you intend the invention to resolve.
%% They should match up with the problem(s) you have mentioned
%% above with the prior art.
%% -> Limit the number of objects to 3 or 4.
%% -> Use the following forms to create single-sentence objects:
%% => A primary object of the inventions is ___.
%% => Another general object of the invention is ___.
%% => Another general object of the invention is ___.
%% => A more specific object, commensurate with the above
%% listed objects is ___.
%%
%% FORMATTING:
%% \pa starts a new paragraph and numbers it sequentially %%
%% -- SECTION: 6: summary.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ----------------- Summary portion of the patent ----------------- %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Provide a short description of the invention
%% - Summarize the basic structure of the invention
%% -> Main components only
%% - Summarize how the structure works in a very cryptic way
%% - Use no more than 4 paragraphs
%%
%% FORMATTING:
%% \pa starts a new paragraph and numbers it sequentially %%
%% -- SECTION: 7: drawings/description.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ------ Brief description of drawings portion of the patent ----- %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Summarize each drawing in one sentence per drawing
%% -> Example: "FIG. 1 is a side view of the machine constructed
%% in accordance with the present invention"
%% "FIG. 2 show a section view along the ...
%% with portions broken away for clarity"
%%
%% FORMATTING:
%% \pa starts a new paragraph and numbers it sequentially %%
%% -- SECTION: 8: description.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ------------- Detailed description of the patent --------------- %%
%%
%% NOTES:
%% - Describe how the invention is made and how it works referencing
%% the drawings. Charts and tables can be included in the text of
%% the application but are kept separate as drawings.
%% - Start with a 'birdseye' paragraph that names the major
%% components and a short phrase after each describing their
%% functions. Identifying those components with even reference
%% numbers, starting with the number 10 to identify the preferred
%% embodiment.
%% - Number the parts chronologically (in 'drawings/features.def')
%% - Describe each of the major components in separate paragraphs
%% after the birdseye paragraph. Refer the reader to the drawing
%% FIG. that best shows that component.
%% - Typically, description of how the inventions works is found
%% after the description of the structure (although embedding this
%% information during the description of the structure might be
%% easier for certain inventions).
%% - The application as a whole must show how to MAKE and how to USE
%% the invention. If both of these are not clearly expressed, the
%% Patent Office may reject the application.
%% - Some examiners can be very 'dense' - it is best to add language
%% pertaining to how, when, and where your invention is to be used.
%%
%% FORMATTING:
%% \pa starts a new paragraph and numbers it sequentially %%
%% -- SECTION: 9: claims.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ----------------- Claims portion of the patent ----------------- %%
%% %%
%% NOTE: Claims MUST be written by someone with extensive experience %%
%% : DO NOT ATTEMPT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!! %%
%% : Every word counts and can make a huge difference %%
%% %%
%% \cl is a counter to start a claim with sequential number %%
%% \cll{X} refers to claim number X %%
%% -- SECTION: 10: abstract.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% --------------------- Abstract portion of patent --------------- %%
%%
%% -- SECTION: 11: drawings/drawings.tex
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% ----------------- Drawings portion of the patent --------------- %%
%% %%
%% NOTES: %%
%% do drawings with any drawing software, i.e. xfig, photoshop %%
%% save drawing in eps format with tight bounding box option enabled %%
%%
%% FOR SUBFLOATS: Make sure to add the following:
%% \addtocounter{figure}{1}
%% \setcounter{subfigure}{0}
%%
%% -- SECTION: 12: Makefile
input := patent.tex
output := patent.pdf
default: $(output)
clean:
rm -rf $(output)
rm -rf *.log *.aux *.bbl *.blg
%.pdf: %.ps
ps2pdf $*.ps $*.pdf
rm patent.tex
%.ps: %.dvi
dvips -f $*.dvi > $*.ps
%.dvi: %.tex
-latex -interaction=nonstopmode $*.tex
latex $*.tex
-bibtex $*
latex $*.tex
%.tex:
attributes.def: