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another angle provided a clear view through to the actual contents of the
package (Rosenthal Record page 46).
14. Lauter testifies (Rosenthal Record page 46) that he signed a confidentiality
agreement which has been submitted as Exhibit 2117 (Rosenthal Record page
140).
15. Rosenthal testifies that he showed Lauter a prototype of a lenticular
convex/concave sheet (Rosenthal Record page 35).
16. Rosenthal testifies:
I worked on my invention continuously, developing my ideas
for alternative embodiments, I made a rough prototype of a
lens sheet with lens ridges on the viewing side wherein each
ridge had parallel convex lens and angled planar portions, so
that at one range of angles the viewer could see through the
planer portions to an object beyond the lens sheet, without
distortion, and wherein looking from a different range of
angles, the viewer would see through the convex lens
portions and see the image stripes on the back of the sheet
magnified to fill a continuum. It was difficult to make the
plane surface flat and smooth with my hand tools, so that
this attempt was difficult to access. (Rosenthal Record page
35).
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