Wayne M Delia, Age 683 Carpenter Dr, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603

6462752, Oct 8, 2002

Nov 16, 1999

09/441028

William H. L. Ma - Fishkill NY
Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY
William A. Ma - Wappingers Falls NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G09G 500

345684, 345785

An automatic scrolling and paging function is provided for use with an object/text editor or a browser, in which either scrolling or paging is automatically performed at a variable speed. A delay time is set as a parameter for control of the display; automatic display of the document is commenced by displaying a first portion of the document; a subsequent portion of the document is displayed after expiration of the delay time; and the display of portions of the document is iterated until the entire document has been displayed. The delay time is reset during the automatic display, thereby changing the rate at which successive portions of the document are displayed. The delay time may depend upon the location of the portion of the document; accordingly, successive portions of the document may be automatically displayed at a varying rate.

6731315, May 4, 2004

Nov 30, 1999

09/450531

William A. Ma - Wappingers Falls NY
Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY
William H-L Ma - Fishkill NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 300

345856, 345810, 345841, 345159

A computer display system which displays an image and a magnified portion of the image. The magnified portion of the image is selected un,der control of a pointing device connected to the computer. A method is described for changing the characteristics of the magnified portion. A configuration utility which creates the magnified portion of the display includes a menu of display properties for the magnified portion. The properties are selected from the display menu, and each refresh of the area within the magnified portion of the image is refreshed with the selected properties. In a text/browser application, the background color, text color, text style and size may be selected differently than the remaining portion of the image displayed on the computer display.

6788316, Sep 7, 2004

Sep 18, 2000

09/664912

William Hsioh-Lien Ma - Fishkill NY
Wayne Michael Delia - Poughkeepsie NY
William A. Ma - Wappingers Falls NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 300

345760, 345739, 345825, 345829

A method and computer program product is described for displaying files associated with multiple hypertext links selected from a Web page. A user selects a set of links from a Web page that contains multiple links, and the linked files are displayed in a preferred sequence without having to repeatedly return to the original Web page. In addition, files associated with these links can be downloaded while the first links are being displayed and viewed by the user. Thus, both the usability and the performance in Web browsing is improved.

6915333, Jul 5, 2005

Dec 14, 2001

10/017188

Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY, US
William A. Ma - Wappingers Falls NY, US
William Hsioh-Lien Ma - Fishkill NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F013/00

709206, 709203, 709217, 709219

A method for managing e-mail attachment files received via a network e-mail system by a user. A first e-mail is received at a client computer which includes a first attachment file from the network e-mail system. The client computer begins searching for a second attachment file included with a second e-mail file, preferably automatically after opening the first e-mail. The files are compared to determine if the first attachment file is another incidence of the second attachment file. If true, the method replaces the first attachment file with an identification which points to the second attachment file. When deleting the second e-mail file, the method searches for a third e-mail file. If the third e-mail file is found and the third e-mail file is the next earliest dated incidence of the second e-mail file, the method provides moving and attaching the second attachment file to the third e-mail file.

7548952, Jun 16, 2009

May 31, 2002

10/160522

Wayne M Delia - Poughkeepsie NY, US
William A Ma - Wappingers Falls NY, US
William Hsioh-Lien Ma - Fishkill NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Amronk NY

G06F 15/16

709206, 709219, 4554121

A method of sending an email message having one or more attached files to a plurality of recipients allows customized treatment of each file as it is being sent to each recipient. Treatments may include different types of encryption, plain text transmission, security classification or user-defined treatments. The invention may be implemented in a client-server configuration with separate client and server programs or in a single integrated email program configuration for use on a single computer. The user is presented with a list of recipients, selects a recipient and then selects a treatment for each file to be used when that file is sent to the selected recipient. This process is repeated for each recipient and each file. A control file is generated by the client program, including the recipient information and the file treatment information for each recipient and each file. The client program sends a single copy of the email message, a single copy of each file and the control file to the server program.

7660872, Feb 9, 2010

May 17, 2005

10/908565

Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY, US
Edward E. Kelley - Wappingers Falls NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/16
H04M 11/04
H04W 24/00

709217, 709218, 4554042, 4554561, 455457

A user designated as a group leader of a group of users manages location information for the group of users using a base device. In particular, a client device is identified for each user in the group of users and an area within which each user in the group of users is to remain is defined. Subsequently, the base device can obtain location information for the client device(s) and process the location information for use by the group leader. For example, the base device can display the current location of one or more users, display the relative location of one or more users with respect to the group leader, and/or determine if one or more users are outside of the area. The group leader can then coordinate the group by communicating with one or more users in the group. In this manner, the group leader can make more informed decisions about the status of each group member and more efficiently coordinate the re-grouping and/or movement of the group of users.

8040254, Oct 18, 2011

Jan 6, 2009

12/349216

David J. Delia - Lagrangeville NY, US
Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G08G 1/095

340907, 340906, 701117

The present invention relates to methods and systems for controlling and adjusting traffic light timing patterns, and more particularly, to a method and system for controlling and adjusting traffic light timing patterns based on input variables related to known or predicted events, and for gradually changing traffic light intervals over time.

8055587, Nov 8, 2011

Jun 3, 2008

12/132203

Wayne M. Delia - Poughkeepsie NY, US
Edward E. Kelley - Wappingers Falls NY, US
Franco Motika - Hopewell Junction NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H04L 9/32
G06F 17/60

705 52, 713183, 726 5, 709229

A method for constructing a secure Internet transaction, the method includes: receiving a user identification (userid) and user password on a client device for filling out a form generated by a secure web site; concatenating the user's Internet Protocol (IP) address with a separate password that is maintained on the secure web site that the user is authenticating to; encrypting the concatenated user IP and separate password to form an Internet Protocol password (IPPW); wherein the encrypting is carried out with a client device linear feedback shift register (LFSR) with a defined cycle count; building a transaction consisting of the IPPW, defined cycle count, and userid; transmitting the transaction and form via a network towards the secure web site; wherein in response the secure website performs the following: decrypts the IPPW, and determines if the IP portion of the decrypted IPPW is equal to the user's IP address.