As I understand it, EDIG has 4-5+ patents in effect. I don`t recall any being ``named`` or ``titled`` as ``MicroOS`` (but I could be wrong). So, if none are ``pure`` MOS, it stands to reason that all or some combination of those patents, when integrated, are the make-up of MOS.

Even if I`m wrong about a particular patent being named MicroOS and there is one, it could and probably would still incorporate the other patents to become ``MicroOS`` (e.g., here`s three patents, and we`re also patenting the integration of those three with some glue).

With this line of reasoning, it seems that maybe what RP is trying to convey in those emails is that yes, some of EDIG`s already patented (and patent pending) IP is in the digEsystem, but not the entirety of the (older) patents which, when integrated, make up MOS. Hence, what`s being used is not the formal MOS, but some components thereof, plus patent pending IP (that was never part of the good old MOS).

Does this stand to reason? If so, can we put this ongoing discussion to rest?

TIA,

And this post may or not prove that I KNOW nuttin`!

SGE