Appeal No. 1996-3706
Application 07/854,921
In response to Appellant's argument that Conrad does
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not disclose any mutuality the Examiner points to Conrad
which discusses post-display (single or multiple screens) cell
property analysis by the user, by pattern recognition, cluster
analysis, or heuristic or mathematical techniques. In
addition, in the Supplemental Examiner's Answer , the Examiner 18
also points to Conrad and generally notes that "data events19
touched by a cursor are visualized in different formats at the
same time in multiple displays of the screen" and "the user
positions cursor 40 over a region of dots on data field 122 to
change data elements."
In response to Appellant's argument that Conrad does
not disclose performing logical operations the Examiner points
to Conrad's teaching of using "mathematical techniques," and20
alleges that since logical operations are a subset of
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