Monitor device
OwnerJeanmarie Hajlainventor
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Abstract
A monitor device for marking a reference location on a computer screen. The reference location can be, for example, a data point on the screen that a user needs to note. This would be advantageous, for example, when the user is checking a spreadsheet of data. Often when the user refers back and forth between a computer screen and a hard copy, the user loses track of the user's place on the screen. The monitor guide can be used to keep track of where the user is on the screen. The monitor guide features two rods that move with respect to the screen and intersect at a point used to mark the reference point.
Claims20
A guide comprising:
- a frame having a viewing portion and releasably attachable to a computer screen;
- a first rod moveably attached to said frame wherein said first rod crosses said viewing portion;
- a second rod movably attached to said frame wherein said second rod crosses said view portion and intersects said first rod.
A guide comprising:
- a frame having a viewing portion and attachable to a computer screen wherein said viewing portion is of a same dimension as the computer screen;
- a first rod moveably attached to said frame wherein said first rod crosses said viewing portion;
- a second rod movably attached to said frame wherein said second rod crosses said view portion and intersects said first rod;
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- a mounting component wherein said mounting component is used to attach said frame to said computer screen.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.