William L Miller
Pharmacy at Woodstock Dr, Austin, TX

6751650, Jun 15, 2004

Jun 29, 2000

09/606437

William R. Leake - Austin TX
William Miller - Austin TX
Chris V. Anderson - Austin TX

Journyx, Inc. - Austin TX

G06F 1516

709203, 705 32, 702182

A system and method for building GUI screens for a time keeping and expense tracking system includes a time keeping and expense tracking (TKET) server that includes computer instructions that define logic for building GUI screens according to user definitions, communication channel throughput capacity, and terminal capacity. Initially, the TKET server examines a users ID to determine his group affiliations and ability levels for modifying the parameters, objects, and layout of a GUI screen. Thereafter, the TKET server allows the user to make changes according to his defined abilities. For subsequent sessions, the TKET server builds a GUI screen according to the previously defined parameters. One embodiment of the present invention, the TKET server is operable to receive communication signals transmitted by way of a wireless communication channel and to generate corresponding display screens that are responsive to the user terminal type. If the user terminal is a mini laptop having wireless communication capability, for example the TKET server transmits GUI screen display signals in a WAP protocol for display thereon the user terminal.

6750885, Jun 15, 2004

Jun 29, 2000

09/606741

William R. Leake - Austin TX
William Miller - Austin TX
Chris V. Anderson - Austin TX

Journyx, Inc. - Austin TX

G09G 500

345777, 345776, 713201

A system and method for building GUI screens for a time keeping and expense tracking system includes a time keeping and expense tracking (TKET) server that includes computer instructions that define logic for building GUI screens according to user definitions, communication channel throughput capacity, and terminal capacity. Initially, the TKET server examines a users ID to determine his group affiliations and ability levels for modifying the parameters, objects and layout of a GUI screen. Thereafter, the TKET server allows the user to make changes according to his defined abilities. In one embodiment of the invention, the TKET server is operable to act as a remote time clock. Accordingly, the TKET server is formed to receive and interpret signals that define the user ID, an account code, and whether a start or stop timekeeping event has been selected. Thus, by way of example, a user may dial a specified number and may respond to, either questions generated by an IVR or to text generated by the TKET server to enter his ID, his account code, and whether he is selecting for the timekeeping function to start or stop. The TKET server then tracks time and stores the user time entries according to user ID, and according to account code.

6753884, Jun 22, 2004

Jun 29, 2000

09/606438

William Leake - Austin TX
William R. Miller - Austin TX
Chris V. Anderson - Austin TX

Journyx, Inc. - Austin TX

G09G 500

345762, 709232, 709235

A system and method for building GUI screens for a time keeping and expense tracking system includes a time keeping and expense tracking (TKET) server that includes computer instructions that define logic for building GUI screens according to user definitions, communication channel throughput capacity, and terminal capacity. Initially, the TKET server examines a users ID to determine his group affiliations and ability levels for modifying the parameters, objects and layout of a GUI screen. Thereafter, the TKET server allows the user to make changes according to his defined abilities. For subsequent sessions, the TKET server builds a GUI screen according to the previously defined parameters. The TKET server is operable to act as a remote time clock. Accordingly, the TKET server is formed to receive and interpret signals that define the user ID, an account code, and whether a start or stop timekeeping event has been selected.

6282567, Aug 28, 2001

Jun 24, 1999

9/339428

Curtis L. Finch - Austin TX
William Leake - Austin TX
William Miller - Austin TX
Christopher B. Anderson - Austin TX

Journyx, Inc. - Austin TX

G06F 1516

709219

A method for performing enhanced marketing operations upon the Internet enables a company web server to employ a client web server in its marketing efforts. An application program installs upon a client web server coupled to the Internet. An application program add-on also installs upon the client web server and becomes primarily responsible for the ongoing marketing efforts provided. During the installation process (and thereafter), client information is collected by the application program and/or the application program add-on at the client web server. The application software/application software add-on then relays this client information to the company web server across the Internet for further use. Marketing content is then downloaded from the company web server to the client web server across the Internet. After its receipt, the marketing content is supported upon the client web server to support the marketing efforts of the company.

6944652, Sep 13, 2005

Jun 29, 2000

09/606385

William R. Leake - Austin TX, US
William Miller - Austin TX, US
Chris V. Anderson - Austin TX, US

Journyx, Inc. - Austin TX

G06F015/16

709219, 368 10, 702178, 705 11, 705 32

The invention further includes a method and system for encouraging employees and employee managers to use the time keeping and expense entry server for entering and approving time entries. Thus, the employee is coupled to produce final time entries to the TKET server wherein the TKET server is coupled to produce the final time entries to an employee manager for approval. After receiving approval, the TKET server generates approved time entries to an accounting department terminal, and if appropriate, to a contract employer terminal so as to trigger invoicing and payment for the employee's labor. The TKET server also generates an award, if appropriate, to the employee of his manager for following specified time entry procedures.

8472267, Jun 25, 2013

Jun 20, 2011

13/164382

Abhijeet R. Tanpure - Austin TX, US
Steven C. Sullivan - Austin TX, US
William V. Miller - Austin TX, US
Jason A. Frerich - Bastrop TX, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G11C 7/00

36518915, 36518905, 365205

Sense amplifiers in a memory may be activated and deactivated. In one embodiment, a processor may include a memory. The memory may include a number of sense amplifiers. Based on a late arriving address bit of an address used to access data from the memory, a sense amplifier may be activated while another sense amplifier may be deactivated.

8432756, Apr 30, 2013

Oct 18, 2011

13/275920

Steven C. Sullivan - Austin TX, US
William V. Miller - Austin TX, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G11C 7/00

365195, 36523005, 36518914

A dual port memory includes a mechanism for preventing collisions. The memory includes dual port bit cells arranged in rows and columns and each bit cell stores a data bit. The memory also includes a wordline unit that may provide a respective write wordline signal and a respective read wordline signal to each row of bit cells. The wordline unit may also selectively inhibit the read wordline signal for a given row based upon address information that is indicative of whether a write operation will be performed to the given row.