Ex Parte DEHAVEN et al - Page 3



          Appeal No. 1998-0908                                                        
          Application No. 08/506,292                                                  

               The Examiner relies on the following prior art:                        
          Moriya                        4,766,371           Aug. 23, 1988             
          Kwon et al. (Kwon)            5,070,297           Dec. 03, 1991             
          King et al. (King '405)       5,140,405           Aug. 18, 1992             
          Kreiger et al. (Kreiger)      5,210,485           May  11, 1993             
          Tuckerman et al. (Tuckerman) 5,397,997            Mar. 14, 1995             
                                                  (filed May  06, 1993)               
          King et al. (King '241)       5,440,241           Aug. 08, 1995             
                                                  (filed Mar. 06, 1992)               
          Yamada et al. (Yamada)        5,497,079           Mar. 05, 1996             
                                                  (filed Aug. 31, 1993)               
          Charlton et al. (Charlton)    5,523,696           Jun. 04, 1996             
                                                  (filed Dec. 07, 1993)               
               Claims 57, 58, and 66-71 stand finally rejected under                  
          35 U.S.C. § 112, first paragraph, as being based on an inadequate           
          disclosure.  Claims 57, 58, and 66-83 stand finally rejected                
          under 35 U.S.C. § 102(e) as being anticipated by King '405 or               
          King '241.  Claims 57, 58, and 66-83 further stand finally                  
          rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) as being unpatentable over                
          King '405 or King '241, in the alternative, in view of Moriya.              
          In a separate 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) rejection, claims 57, 58, and              
          66-83 stand finally rejected as being unpatentable over King '405           
          or King '241 in view of Kreiger, Yamada, or Charlton, further in            
          view of Kwon or Tuckerman, and further in view of Moriya.  In               










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