Appeal No. 1998-2693 Page 9
Application No. 08/569,976
suggests that only a single address is stored in the pager.
Specifically, "pagers are typically provided with subscriber
specific information, such as, for example, an identification
code. However, this type of
information may be readily generated and stored within the
pager." Col. 1, ll. 43-47. Relying on Moore '121 only to
teach "transmission of RF signals ... in a time division
multiplexed format." (Examiner's Answer at 6), the examiner
fails to allege, let alone show, that Moore '121 cures the
deficiency of Moore '021 and Berry.
Because Berry does not teach a command or function for
enabling and disabling a pager's address, we are not persuaded
that teachings from the prior art would have suggested the
limitations of "multiple storage locations containing
stored Selectable receiver addresses; a manually operable
selection means located on said receiver for enabling and
disabling stored receiver addresses" or "storing multiple
receiver addresses in each one of the receivers, each stored
receiver address associated with a different receiver user;
receiving the signals with the RF receivers; ... and manually
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