Ex Parte BUSEY et al - Page 11




              Appeal No. 2001-1057                                                                                        
              Application No. 08/741,470                                                                                  


              fact, appellants’ argument, in toto, in this regard, is to state that Anupam “does not                      
              teach or suggest the use of embedded markup language in the chat session.”  The                             
              examiner recognized this and provided reasoning as to why the skilled artisan would                         
              have found it obvious, within the meaning of 35 U.S.C. § 103, to employ embedded                            
              markup language in the chat session, reasoning, we might add, which has been totally                        
              ignored by appellants as there is no rebuttal to such reasoning in the appeal brief and                     
              there is no reply brief of record.  Accordingly, we adopt the examiner’s reasoning as our                   
              own and sustain the rejection of claims 5-112 under 35 U.S.C. §§ 102 (e)/103.                               






















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