Appeal No. 95-4134
Application 08/099,090
of Figures 11 and 12; and pockets (76, 78) of Figures 13 and
14.
Moreover, as indicated in the above-quoted portion of
appellant's originally filed specification (page 2), the
purpose of the insert of the present invention is to "provide
additional storage in a typical pad holder so as to enable the
user to store and carry additional items in the pad holder
without the need to resort to a portfolio or briefcase." In
this regard, it is further indicated on page 2 of the
specification, that the insert should be available in a number
of different configurations to hold a variety of different
items, such as computer diskettes, a calculator, keys and
coins, and so forth. Thus, we understand the "holder means"
set forth in appellant's independent claim 1 to require some
form of pocket or other structure which permits holding,
storing and carrying of an item (such as those noted above) in
the insert and in the pad holder when such insert is placed
therein.
Like appellant, we find no "holder means," as defined
above, in those portions of Bisberg's folder pointed to by the
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