Ex Parte YANG - Page 12



          Appeal No. 2001-0476                                                        
          Application No. 08/768,231                                                  

          the meaning of Moon's track identification and apply Moon's                 
          teaching accordingly to the present claims.                                 
               Whether Moon's teachings meet the limitations of Appellant's           
          claims is for the Examiner to determine based on the analysis               
          stated above and in conforming with Patent Office policy seen in            
          MPEP § 706.02.                                                              
               As stated supra, we are even further confused as to how the            
          Examiner applies the art rejection with respect to claims 13, 21            
          and 27 under 35 U.S.C. § 103.  More specifically, the Examiner              
          fails to specifically address and determine the scope of these              
          claims.  Rather, the Examiner provides a laundry list of                    
          components disclosed by Blagaila and Cowen.                                 
          See page 4, lines 1-3 of the Answer.  Without analyzing the                 
          claims, how can the Examiner make a one-to-one correspondence of            
          what the art teaches to what the Appellant claims?  It is clear             
          from the Answer that the Examiner did not.  Therefore, we will              
          not speculate on the Examiner's "intended art rejection" but will           
          remand the case to the Examiner for a more complete application             











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