Appeal No. 2002-0119
Application No. 09/015,713
different sections by signaling the start and the end of each
section in which sub-sections using the same convention may be
marked such that the sub-sections are kept nested within the
sections (col. 5, lines 7-34).
Hamilton, on the other hand, discloses a client/server
computer for handling method calls from object request brokers
that use various communication protocols (col. 1, lines 8-12).
Each method call may be encoded with a different communication
protocol which is used by server computer to execute the method
corresponding to an index value assigned to each call according
to its method descriptor (col. 1, line 56 through col. 2, line
8). Additionally, Hamilton describes operation table 100 in
Figure 4 which includes index values that are linked to subset
lists which, in turn, include an IDL short name, and IDL long
name, a repository identification, an alternate identification,
etc. (col. 6, lines 46-57). Thus, although we agree with the
Examiner that some kind of short name and long name protocols are
recognized by Hamilton, we do not find any specific teaching in
the reference that relates to the claimed forming the main and
the associated portions having anchor tags for displaying the
text appearing in the long-name and short-name fields.
As discussed above, Schumacher marks a structured document
for accessing different sections regardless of what part of the
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