Ex Parte Childs et al - Page 7

                 Appeal 2007-0901                                                                                      
                 Application 10/063,402                                                                                
                 (sufficient for anticipation) in which all processed requests are sent directly                       
                 to the client system, because the claim does not distinguish over the                                 
                 embodiment acknowledged by Appellants where only some messages are                                    
                 sent directly from the data center to the client system.                                              
                        We have considered all of Appellants’ arguments in the briefs but are                          
                 not persuaded of error in the Examiner’s finding of anticipation.  We sustain                         
                 the rejection of claim 5, and of claims 6, 7, 9-13, 19, and 20, not separately                        
                 argued.  We also sustain the § 103 rejection of claims 8 and 14, because                              
                 Appellants rely on the supposed error in the rejection applied against                                
                 representative claim 5.  See 37 C.F.R. § 41.37(c)(1)(vii).                                            

                                                  CONCLUSION                                                           

                        In summary, the rejection of claims 5-14, 19, and 20 is affirmed.                              


















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