Appeal No. 96-1184
Application No. 08/128,568
read the data on track CO in each of frames 1
through 25 (for example), . . . .
Robison states (column 11, lines 41-42) that "a universal ID
code dictionary is illustrated in FIG. 7." Thus, Robison
discloses
defining the format for the photographic data in a look-up
table which is stored. In other words, Robison teaches
storing on a recording medium both recording format (or
organizational) data and photographic data for each image
frame, with the recording format data indicating the recording
format for the photographic data. Cloutier includes language
almost identical to that quoted above from Robison in columns
3, 4, and 10, respectively. Accordingly, claim 36 is clearly
met by Robison and Cloutier, with the remaining references
being merely cumulative. Consequently, we will affirm the
rejection of claim 36.
CONCLUSION
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