Re: Finding a patent

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This is an application number for a patent application filed between 93 and 97 (that's what the 08 at the beginning indicates).  The USPTO doesn't keep these online prior to 2001 as near as I can tell, but Google has a patent which points to the resultant patent and application.

US 5874938  should be the right patent based on the application number.

Mike



At 12:23 PM 8/17/2010, t.petch wrote:
>I hope that someone can bridge the gap in my understanding between the IETF
>databases and those of the USPTO.
>
>Looking, for example, at
>http://datatracker.ietf.org/ipr/1339/
>I see
>Patent, Serial, Publication, Registration, or Application/File number(s):  US
>12/708048
>but when I go to the USPTO to search, they want a seven digit number for granted
>patents.  Rather, this looks like an application number (not a patent number)
>but my searches for an application with that number fail as well, incorrect
>format.
>
>I can search full text and find US Patent 7593340 but that does not seem to
>share any data with the IETF tracker.
>
>(Incidentally, were I able to read Finnish, then there is an excellent database
>and I think I could retrieve what I wanted - but I cannot:-(
>
>Help appreciated.
>
>Tom Petch
>
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