Appeal No. 1996-3706
Application 07/854,921
that while Conrad uses combinations of colors, the use of
colors to perform logical operations, and using the result of
the logical operation to access the second presentation, is
not disclosed or suggested by this reference.
Finally, in regard to claims 23-25 Appellant argues
that the use of a first presentation to create a new parameter
value is not disclosed by Conrad.
The Examiner, in response to Appellant's assertion
that Conrad fails to disclose subsidiary displays, points to
Conrad which states "in this display of multiple data fields11
... the present invention is not limited to viewing data on a
single screen, since there are instances when all the desired
data may not fit on a single screen ...," and multiple screens
may be used or linked for the simultaneous display of large
amounts of data...." In addition, the Examiner points to 12
Conrad at Figure 3, elements 0-5, for the disclosure of the
screen being updated or changed in response to the data
elements.
11Column 5, line 63 through column 6, line 7
12Supplemental Examiner's Answer, page 2
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