GREG W JOHNSON, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Boise Ave, Boise, ID

6026431, Feb 15, 2000

Oct 20, 1997

8/954407

Earl L. Hinrichs - Boise ID
Hung Quoc Doan - Boise ID
Jeff L. Cowan - Meridian ID
James W. McGill - Boise ID
Greg A. Raburn - Caldwell ID
Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

G06F 1300

709203

The present invention provides to a user parameter-specific information. In one embodiment, a server receives from a client a parameter-specific information request, which identifies at least one parameter corresponding to the requested parameter-specific information. A file processing program is then invoked to process a first information file. The file processing program reads from the first information file code segments, including both client-displayable segments and segments executable by the file processing program ("FPP-executable code segments"). If the code segment is client-displayable, the file processing program sends to the client the client-displayable code from the client-displayable code segment. On the other hand, if the code segment is FPP-executable, the file processing program executes the FPP-executable code. In doing so, it sends to the client additional client-displayable code in response to the at least one parameter identified in the information request.

5946695, Aug 31, 1999

Oct 20, 1997

8/954222

Earl L. Hinrichs - Boise ID
Hung Quoc Doan - Boise ID
Jeff L. Cowan - Meridian ID
James W. McGill - Boise ID
Greg A. Raburn - Caldwell ID
Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

G06F 1730

707103

The present invention provides to a user parameter-specific information. In one embodiment, a server receives from a client a parameter-specific information request, which identifies at least one parameter corresponding to the requested parameter-specific information. A file processing program is then invoked to process a first information file. The file processing program reads from the first information file code segments, including both client-displayable segments and segments executable by the file processing program ("FPP-executable code segments"). If the code segment is client-displayable, the file processing program sends to the client the client-displayable code from the client-displayable code segment. On the other hand, if the code segment is FPP-executable, the file processing program executes the FPP-executable code. In doing so, it sends to the client additional client-displayable code in response to the at least one parameter identified in the information request.

5986883, Nov 16, 1999

Nov 5, 1997

8/964619

Greg Johnson - Boise ID
Travis Schaff - Meridian ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

H05K 720

361695

A computer and a cooling unit for cooling a computer having a housing with a first panel including an aperture, a central processing unit coupled to a circuit board, a heat exchanger coupled to the central processing unit, and a power supply positioned apart from the heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is positioned internally in the housing, and it is obstructed from the aperture in the first panel. In one particular embodiment, the cooling unit has a separate support element segregated from the power supply and an airflow director attached to the support element. The support element, for example, may have a first section attached to either the housing, the motherboard, or another component of the computer apart from the central processing unit. The support element may also have a second section extending from the first section to an airflow site proximate to the heat exchanger. The airflow director may be a fan or conduit with an air-stream output at the airflow site to direct an air-stream across the heat exchanger.

5877956, Mar 2, 1999

Dec 23, 1996

8/773027

Jonathan Frank - Boise ID
Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

G05B 902

364186

An apparatus and method for burning in a computer having a parallel port, includes a diagnostic program, stored in an internal memory of the computer, for running diagnostic tests on at least one component of the computer. The apparatus also includes a power cycling circuit, coupled to the parallel port of the computer, for receiving a power-off signal from the computer, for turning power off to the computer in response to the power-off signal and for automatically turning power back on to the computer after a specified period of time has elapsed.

6040980, Mar 21, 2000

Oct 21, 1998

9/177698

Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

H05K 500, H05K 700

361685

An apparatus and method for mounting a disk drive such as a hard drive, floppy drive, or CD-ROM drive to the chassis of a computer. No tools or conventional fasteners such as screws are required to install or remove a disk drive. A combination of members, including shear connectors and a deformable member, are employed to secure a disk drive.

5860291, Jan 19, 1999

Jun 20, 1997

8/880175

Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID
Rick Larsen - Nampa ID
Craig L. Boe - Nampa ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

F25D 2312, H05K 720

622592

An apparatus and method for cooling components within a housing, such as those of a computer system. Multiple chambers are created within the housing, each having at least one cooling fan and a corresponding air inlet. These chambers are segregated by an internal divider or baffle element which effectively eliminates airflow between the chambers. Cooling fans within the housing are utilized as exhaust fans such that, in conjunction with the effect of the baffle element, substantially linear airflow is maintained within each chamber. Certain critical heat-producing components of the system are placed in proximity to the air inlets in each chamber, thereby maximizing the cooling of the components for a given fan rating and inlet air temperature, and increasing cooling system efficiency by substantially reducing the cooling of components that are insensitive to heat.

5813243, Sep 29, 1998

Apr 4, 1997

8/835138

Greg P. Johnson - Boise ID
Rick Larsen - Nampa ID
Craig L. Boe - Nampa ID

Micron Electronics, Inc. - Nampa ID

F25D 2312, H05K 720

622592

An apparatus and method for cooling components within a housing, such as those of a computer system. Multiple chambers are created within the housing, each having at least one cooling fan and a corresponding air inlet. These chambers are segregated by an internal divider or baffle element which effectively eliminates airflow between the chambers. Cooling fans within the housing are utilized as exhaust fans such that, in conjunction with the effect of the baffle element, substantially linear airflow is maintained within each chamber. Certain critical heat-producing components of the system are placed in proximity to the air inlets in each chamber, thereby maximizing the cooling of the components for a given fan rating and inlet air temperature, and increasing cooling system efficiency by substantially reducing the cooling of components that are insensitive to heat.