Appeal No. 96-1317 Application 08/250,302 persuaded by the examiner’s reasoning that the monthly calendar shown in the upper-left portion of the middle Figure of page 414 of PackRat would have been modified by the additional showings and teachings in this reference, further in view of TIME LINE’s showings, to yield a display of textual information comprising at least a start time and an event summary for any event schedule on any day and to have done so on the monthly scheduling calendar itself. PackRat also shows in addition to the monthly calendar, a weekly calendar as well as a day schedule. But there is no showing or teaching in this reference, even as modified by TIME LINE, which would have persuaded us that it would have been obvious to have modified or combined features to present textual information of the noted two types on the monthly calendar itself. Appellants’ claimed invention is a straightforward view of discreet features that may be found in each reference. Furthermore, as to the editing feature of claims 7 and 13, it does not appear to us from our understanding of both references that editing would occur without opening any other additional display panel. We are not persuaded by the examiner’s reasoning to correlate teachings of both references to the rather straightforward features cited in independent claims 7 and 13 on appeal. Turning lastly to the subject matter of independent claim 20 on appeal, the two- dimensional pictorial representation of the monthly scheduling calendar shown in the large figure in the middle of page 414 of PackRat is identical to that which has been set forth in 4Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007