Appeal No. 1996-3362 Application No. 08/258,601 Turning to Levine, we fail to find that Levine provides any teaching or suggestion to use a pressure sensitive switch 22e to select between the cursor modes. In particular, Levine teaches away from using a pressure-sensitive switch 22e instead teaches the use of a key on the keyboard as we have previously shown above. Faulkerson, on the other hand, does not teach using a pressure-sensitive switch to select between either modes. Faulkerson certainly does not suggest modifying Levine's use of a keyboard switch for selecting between the modes of the cursor to the use of a pressure-sensitive switch such as 22e to provide the selection of the cursor modes. Therefore, we fail to find that the prior art suggests desirability of the modification as suggested by the Examiner. 10Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007