Appeal No. 2001-1352
Application 08/802,828
structures correlating to the block of pointing vectors which
comprise the claimed first and second address signals. There is
no teaching here, and none anywhere else in the drawings and text
of Bissonnette, which correlates to the claimed first address
signal corresponding to a address where a dictation insert should
be placed in the data file comprising data compressed speech
signals. There is also no second address signal as claimed
corresponding to the beginning address of an available portion of
the addressable memory in the DRAM 22 for storing the dictation
insert itself. We reach this conclusion because there is no
additional pertinent teaching or discussion of the editing
functions generally noted with respect to Figures 4, 7, 8, 9 and
15-17 and the manner in which any editing or additional insert-
type information is stored within the memory 22 itself.
The examiner has not convinced us that the data structures
associated with memory 22 in Bissonnette correlate to the claimed
pointing vectors comprising first address signals and second
address signals as claimed. The examiner's additional comments
at pages 2, 8 and 9 of the answer relating to general
understandings in the memory art relating to pointers are noted.
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