Music – Accessories – Teaching devices
Reexamination Certificate
2006-01-25
2008-09-09
Fletcher, Marlon T (Department: 2837)
Music
Accessories
Teaching devices
C084S47000P, C084S483200, C084S600000, C084S645000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07423213
ABSTRACT:
A composition display system produces a display presentation in one of a plurality of formats from an original composition, the formats being created from the original composition responsive to input variables and a selected operating mode. The system is comprised of means to receive the original composition, a memory, a selection subsystem, a controller, a master display subsystem, and one or more slave display subsystems. The controller, responsive to the selection subsystem, provides means for selectively controlling the storing of the original composition in the memory. The master display subsystem can optionally provide means for selectively altering the stored original composition to produce a particular derivative composition. One or more slave display subsystems provide for displaying a presentation of the original (or optionally the particular derivative composition) in the selected format responsive to the master display subsystem. The master display subsystem can provide control of content and page turns for display on one or a plurality of the slave display subsystems.
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Fletcher Marlon T
Sitrick & Sitrick
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