Examples of using Programs for computers in English and their translations into German
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Further effects of programs for computers.
Programs for computers and presentations of information.
Technical character of programs for computers.
EPC states that programs for computers shall not be regarded as inventions within the meaning of Art.
Where can I find information on the patentability of programs for computers?
The number of malicious programs for computers increases daily.
And(3) EPC 1973 demonstrated that the legislators did not want to exclude from patentability all programs for computers.
Information on the patentability of programs for computers is available on this page.
Of the EPC, programs for computers"as such" are defined as not being inventions and are thus excluded from patentability.
Computer-implemented inventions, 2.4.3 Programs for computers and technical character.
Cannot be used to distinguish programs for computers with a technical character from programs for computers as such.
Copyright and protection by patents constitute two different means of legal protectionwhich may, however, also cover the same subject-matter(eg programs for computers), since each of them serves its own purpose.
Programs for computers as people write, and astrological programs are made with the participation of professional astrologers if, of course, program too professional.
Computer-implemented inventions which meet this condition are not considered to fall underthe exclusion in Article 52(2) as they are considered not to relate to programs for computers“as such”.
And(3) EPC 1973, the board assumed that programs for computers could not be considered as having a technical character for the very reason that they are programs for computers.
Article 52 EPC stipulates that certain subject-matter is not regarded as a patentable invention when claimed as such, for instance discoveries, scientific theories and mathematical methods, aesthetic creations, schemes, rules and methodsfor performing mental acts, playing games or doing business, presentations of information and programs for computers.
As correctly assumed by the appellant, the fact that Article 10 is theonly provision in TRIPS which expressly mentions programs for computers and that copyright is the means of protection providedfor by said provision does not give rise to any conflict between Articles 10 and 27 TRIPS.
Given the equivalence of method and program claims,this is said to be inconsistent with the requirement in T 1173/97 that programs for computers must show a"further technical effect" in order to escape exclusion from patentability under Article 52(2) EPC.
Discoveries, scientific theories and mathematical method Schemes, rules and methods of performing mental acts,playing games or doing business, and programs for computers Methods of medical treatment for the human or animal body for surgery Plant varieties or animal breeds Aesthetic creations Anything that is contrary to public order or morality.
The children need computers and computer programs for their education.