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1-20. (canceled)
21. An aircraft comprising:
a hydrogen-containing envelope;
an electrolyser to convert water into hydrogen;
a hydrogen-replenishment system for replenishing the envelope with hydrogen generated using the electrolyser; and
a water-collection system for collecting water from the envelope for use by the electrolyser.
22. The aircraft of claim 21, wherein the envelope comprises a non-rigid wing-shaped inflatable structure.
23. The aircraft of claim 22, wherein the non-rigid wing-shaped inflatable structure comprises an aerofoil geometry to provide aerodynamic lift in addition to the buoyancy provided by the hydrogen gas inside the envelope.
24. The aircraft of claim 21, further comprising solar radiation collecting elements to collect solar radiation and to generate electric power from the solar radiation for supplying electric power to the electrolyser.
25. The aircraft of claim 21, wherein the water-collection system comprises water-collection channels disposed within an outer surface of the envelope.
26. The aircraft of claim 25, wherein the water-collection system comprises a water reservoir and filtration bed for receiving the water from the water-collection channels.
27. The aircraft of claim 21, wherein the hydrogen-replenishment system comprises a hydrogen manifold for supplying hydrogen to one or a plurality of hydrogen cells within the envelope.
28. The aircraft of claim 21, wherein the envelope comprises an inner envelope containing the hydrogen surrounded by an outer envelope containing an inert gas.
29. A hydrogen-fuelled aircraft comprising:
a hydrogen-containing envelope;
an electrolyser to convert water into hydrogen;
a hydrogen-replenishment system for replenishing the envelope with hydrogen generated using the electrolyser;
a hydrogen-fuelled propulsion system for propulsion of the aircraft; and
a water-collection system for collecting water from the envelope for the electrolyser.
30. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 9, wherein the envelope comprises a non-rigid wing-shaped inflatable structure.
31. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 10, wherein the non-rigid wing-shaped inflatable structure comprises an aerofoil geometry to provide aerodynamic lift in addition to the buoyancy provided by the hydrogen gas inside the envelope.
32. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 29, further comprising solar radiation collecting elements to collect solar radiation and to generate electric power from the solar radiation for supplying electric power to the electrolyser.
33. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 29, wherein the water-collection system comprises water-collection channels disposed within an outer surface of the envelope.
34. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 33, wherein the water-collection system comprises a water reservoir and filtration bed for receiving the water from the water-collection channels.
35. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 29, wherein the hydrogen-replenishment system comprises a hydrogen manifold for supplying hydrogen to one or a plurality of hydrogen cells within the envelope.
36. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 9, wherein the envelope comprises an inner envelope containing the hydrogen surrounded by an outer envelope containing an inert gas.
37. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 29 wherein the hydrogen-fuelled propulsion system comprises a hydrogen fuel cell.
38. The hydrogen-fuelled aircraft of claim 9, wherein the hydrogen-fuelled propulsion system comprises a hydrogen-combustion engine.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A method carried out using at least one component of a cash dispensing automated banking machine that operates responsive to data bearing records, comprising:
(a) removing a plurality of first rails removably attached at inner attachment locations on an underside of a lid of a currency cassette, wherein the cassette is reloadable with currency notes for storage in and dispensing from the cash dispensing automated banking machine, wherein the first rails when attached to the lid each extend from the underside a first rail height which enables the cassette to hold a stack of currency notes having a first maximum stack height, and wherein the cassette includes at least one radio frequency identification (RFID) tag including data representative of cassette serial number and the currency denomination;
(b) subsequent to step (a), respectively removably attaching to the underside of the lid at the inner attachment locations, a plurality of second rails which each extend from the underside a second rail height which enables the cassette to hold a stack of currency notes having a second maximum stack height, wherein the second rail height differs from the first rail height, and wherein the second maximum stack height differs from the first maximum stack height;
(c) subsequent to step (b), inserting the cassette into the cash dispensing automated banking machine, wherein the machine includes at least one of a card reader and a biometric reader;
(d) operating at least one of the card reader and the biometric reader to receive identifying data from a customer of the machine;
(e) operating at least one computer in the machine to cause data corresponding to data received in step (d), to be compared with data store information in determining whether the customer is an authorized user of the machine; and
(f) responsive to step (e), operating the machine to enable the customer to request a transfer of money from at least one financial account in a banking system;
(g) operating the machine to receive a cash withdrawal request from the customer; and
(h) operating a cash dispenser device in the machine to dispense an amount of cash associated with the cash withdrawal request received in step (g).
2. A method carried out using at least one component of a cash dispensing automated banking machine that operates responsive to data bearing records, comprising:
(a) removing a first rail removably attached at an inner attachment location on an underside of a lid of an automated banking machine currency cassette which is reloadable with currency notes for storage in and dispense from the cash dispensing automated banking machine, wherein the first rail when attached to the lid extends from the underside a first rail height which enables the cassette to hold a stack of currency notes having a first maximum stack height; and
(b) subsequent to step (a), removably attaching to the underside of the lid at the inner attachment location, a second rail that extends from the underside a second rail height which enables the cassette to hold a stack of currency notes having a second maximum stack height, wherein the second rail height differs from the first rail height, and wherein the second maximum stack height differs from the first maximum stack height.
3. The method according to claim 2 and further comprising:
(c) subsequent to step (b), inserting the cassette into the cash dispensing automated banking machine, wherein the machine includes at least one of a card reader and a biometric reader;
(d) operating the at least one of a card reader and a biometric reader to obtain identifying data from a customer of the machine;
(e) operating the machine to cause data corresponding to data obtained in step (d) to be compared with data store information in determining whether the customer is an authorized user of the machine; and
(f) responsive to step (e), operating the machine to enable the customer to request a withdrawal of money from at least one financial account in a banking system.
4. The method according to claim 3 wherein the machine includes both a card reader and a biometric reader,
wherein step (d) includes both
operating the card reader to obtain card data from the customer, and
operating the biometric reader to obtain biometric data from the customer,

wherein step (e) includes operating the machine to cause data corresponding to both the card data and the biometric data obtained in step (d) to be compared with data store information in determining whether the customer is an authorized user of the machine.
5. The method according to claim 2 wherein in both step (a) and step (b) the cassette includes at least one radio frequency identification (RFID) tag including data representative of cassette serial number and the currency denomination.
6. The method according to claim 2
wherein in step (a) the first rail enabled the cassette to be reloaded with a currency stack in which each individual note had a same first size,
wherein in step (b) the second rail enables the cassette to be reloaded with a currency stack in which each individual note has a same second size, wherein the second size differs from the first size.
7. The method according to claim 2 wherein the underside of the lid includes a plurality of spaced attachment tabs, wherein the first rail includes a plurality of first rail slots, and wherein the second rail includes a plurality of second rail slots,
wherein step (a) includes respectively removing at least one of the attachment tabs from at least one of the first rail slots,
wherein step (b) includes respectively inserting at least one of the attachment tabs into at least one of the second rail slots.
8. The method according to claim 7
wherein step (a) includes respectively removing attachment tabs from a plurality of the first rail slots,
wherein step (b) includes respectively inserting attachment tabs into a plurality of the second rail slots.
9. The method according to claim 8 wherein step (b) includes respectively inserting at least one attachment tab removed in step (a) into at least one second rail slot.
10. The method according to claim 2 wherein the second rail includes two horizontal flanges, wherein each flange is connected to a respective vertical wall, wherein each wall is connected to a same horizontal planar base, wherein in step (b) the base is located a further distance from the underside than the flanges.
11. The method according to claim 2
wherein step (a) includes manually removing the first rail from the lid,
wherein step (b) includes manually attaching the second rail to the lid.
12. The method according to claim 2
wherein step (a) includes removing a plurality of first rails from the lid,
wherein step (b) includes attaching a plurality of second rails to the lid.
13. The method according to claim 2 and further comprising:
(c) prior to step (b), removably fastening a spacer to the second rail, wherein the spacer is located a further distance from the underside than the second rail.
14. The method according to claim 2 and further comprising:
(c) subsequent to step (b), removably fastening a spacer to the second rail, wherein the spacer is located a further distance from the underside than the second rail.
15. The method according to claim 2 and further comprising:
(c) removably fastening a spacer and a cap to the second rail, wherein the spacer is located intermediate the second rail and the cap.
16. The method according to claim 15 wherein each of the second rail, spacer, and cap include at least one aperture, and further comprising:
(d) respectively aligning together at least one aperture in the second rail, at least one aperture in the spacer, and at least one aperture in the cap;
wherein step (c) includes respectively inserting a flexible fastener through apertures respectively aligned in step (d).

1460751763-db5ce380-9951-41c5-9d08-8f43a808a4d7

1. A method for displaying information by using an electronic device, the method comprising:
identifying at least one display area matched to at least one opening area formed in a part of a cover of the electronic device, by determining pixel coordinate values on a display screen of a display unit of the electronic device, which are at least matched to the opening area, from at least one display area displayed on the display screen of the display unit; and
operating the at least one display area matched to the at least one opening area in a first mode, and operating at least a partial area of a remaining display area of the display screen in a second mode.
2. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein identifying the at least one display area comprises determining at least one of an exposed area, a transparent area, and a translucent area, which is formed in the cover, as the opening area.
3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein operating the at least one display area in the first mode comprises displaying first information in the at least one display area, and operating the at least partial area of the remaining display area of the display screen in the second mode comprises displaying second information in the at least partial area.
4. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein operating the at least one display area in the first mode comprises displaying first information in the at least one display area, and operating the at least partial area of the remaining display area of the display screen in the second mode comprises not displaying the first information in the at least partial area.
5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein operating the at least one display area in the first mode comprises displaying, in the at least one display area, at least one of position data of the at least one display area, type data which sets a type of information which is to be displayed in the at least one display area, and order data which, when the at least one display area includes a plurality of display areas, sets an order of displaying the plurality of display areas.
6. The method as claimed in claim 5, wherein displaying, in the at least one display area, comprises receiving at least one of the position data, the type data and the order data from a tag corresponding to a short-range communication module of the electronic device.
7. The method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the tag is included in the cover.
8. The method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising designating the at least one display area to at least respond to a user input.
9. The method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising designating the at least one display area using the determined pixel coordinate values.
10. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein identifying the at least one display area is performed when the cover is within a predetermined range of distance from the display screen of the display unit.
11. An electronic device comprising:
a display unit having a display screen;
a cover in which at least one opening area is formed; and
a controller configured to identify at least one display area matched to the at least one opening area on the display screen, by determining pixel coordinate values on the display screen of the display unit of the electronic device, which are at least matched to the opening area, operate the at least one display area matched to the at least one opening area in a first mode, and operate at least a partial area of a remaining display area of the display screen in a second mode, when the controller determines that the cover is at a predetermined distance from the display screen of the display unit.
12. The electronic device as claimed in claim 11, wherein the at least one display area, which is matched to the at least one opening area, is exposed through the at least one opening area of the cover on the display screen when the cover is closed.
13. The electronic device as claimed in claim 11, wherein the controller uses setting information comprises at least any one of:
position data of a position and a shape of the at least one display area in an entire area of the display screen, with the at least one display area exposed through the at least one opening area when the cover is closed;
type data which sets a type of information which is to be displayed in the at least one display area; and
order data which sets an order of displaying a plurality display areas when the at least one display area includes the plurality of display areas.
14. The electronic device as claimed in claim 13, wherein at least any one of the position data, the type data and the order data of the setting information is stored in a tag matched to a short-range communication module, and the tag is included in the cover.
15. The electronic device as claimed in claim 13, wherein the controller performs a control operation so as to receive at least one of the position data, the type data, and the order data, and controls a storage unit so as to store the received at least one of the position data, the type data and the order data as the setting information.
16. The electronic device as claimed in claim 15, wherein the position data is set by receiving pixel coordinate values of the display area matched to the opening area.
17. The electronic device as claimed in claim 15, wherein the position data is set by a touch input which is input in an area of the display screen, which is exposed through the at least one opening area.
18. The electronic device as claimed in claim 17, wherein the touch input is input in a state in which the cover is closed.
19. The electronic device as claimed in claim 11, wherein the controller controls a sensor module to sense that the cover is at a predetermined distance from the display screen of the display unit.
20. A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing instructions of a program that, when executed by a processor of an electronic device, perform a method, the method comprising:
identifying at least one display area matched to at least one opening area formed in a part of a cover of the electronic device, by determining pixel coordinate values on a display screen of a display unit of the electronic device, which are at least matched to the opening area, from, at least one display area displayed on the display screen of the display unit; and
operating the at least one display area in a first mode matched to the at least one opening area in a first mode, and operating at least a partial area of a remaining display area of the display screen in a second mode.
21. An electronic device comprising:
a cover with at least one opening area;
a display unit comprising a display screen, the display screen comprising:
at least one display area on a display screen of a display unit with pixel coordinate values corresponding the to at least one opening area formed in a part of a cover of the electronic device in a first mode, the at least one display are on the display screen configured to operate in a first mode; and
at least a partial area of a remaining display area in a second mode configured to operate in a second mode.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1-32. (canceled)
33. One or more circuits for use in simulcasting of a wireless wide area network call via a gateway device having at least one wireless interface, the one or more circuits comprising:
at least one processor for operably coupling to a plurality of access devices via the wireless wide area network, and to the gateway device via a broadband network, the at least one processor operable to, at least:
transmit, from the wireless wide area network via the broadband network to the gateway device, multimedia information also transmitted wirelessly to a first of the plurality of access devices via a simulcast transmission directly from the wireless wide area network, wherein the simulcast transmission to the gateway device is initiated by the wireless wide area network according to predefined associations of the first of the plurality of access devices and the gateway device and of the gateway device and the wireless wide area network, known to the wireless wide area network;
establish with a second of the plurality of access devices, via the broadband network and the gateway device, a call path for communication of the multimedia information to the second of the plurality of access devices; and
communicate the multimedia information to the second of the plurality of access devices, via the at least one wireless interface.
34. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the at least one processor is operable to, at least:
cause the second of the plurality of access devices to be notified of the establishment of the call path for the communication of multimedia information.
35. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the first and second of the plurality of access devices are the same access device.
36. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the at least one processor is operable to, at least:
filter multimedia information so as to be compatible with the second of the plurality of access devices.
37. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein multimedia information comprises one or more of: streaming video, broadcast video, voice, digital data, text, digitized audio, digitized still images, digitized video, andor digitized music.
38. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the at least one wireless interface is compliant with the Bluetooth V1.2 or compatible personal area network (PAN) specification.
39. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the at least one wireless interface is compliant with one or more of: the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, andor 802.11n standards.
40. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the at least one wireless interface comprises two wireless interfaces.
41. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the broadband network comprises one or more of: a digital subscriber line (DSL) network, a cable network, a satellite network, a local multipoint distribution system (LMDS), andor the Internet.
42. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the wireless wide area network comprises one or more of: a global system for mobile communications (GSM) network, a time division multiple access (TDMA) network, a code division multiple access (CDMA) network, andor a universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) network.
43. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the plurality of access devices comprises one or more of: a mobile multimedia handset, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a personal computer (PC), andor a wireless handset.
44. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the simulcast transmission to the gateway device is initiated by the wireless wide area network using information about physical locations of the first of the plurality of access devices and the gateway device.
45. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the gateway device causes the second of the plurality of access devices to periodically alert a user of the simulcasting of the multimedia information to the gateway device.
46. The one or more circuits according to claim 33 wherein the wireless wide area network causes the first of the plurality of access devices to periodically alert a user of the simulcasting of the multimedia information to the gateway device.