Appeal No. 2002-1151 Application No. 09/324,835 When the number of rolls for one customer will not fit into a single change box, additional change data is generated. The examiner assesses the Oshita reference as disclosing an automated system, with processing calculations such as comparing change data to predetermined reference values, addition, substraction, and division as inherent to the processing of customer change data and the corresponding change pack delivered (answer, pages 3 and 4). On the other hand, it is appellant’s position that the Oshita document does not teach an apparatus having a change data comparator and a change data divider (brief, page 5).3 According to appellant (brief, pages 6 and 7), with the reference system the comparison of cash amounts to change pack capacity is done by the operator, before change data is input into the system. By unsupported attorney argument alone (brief, pages 7 and 8), the language of the official translation (quoted above in this opinion) is contested with the assertion that a correct translation would replace “generated” with --- prepared (by the operator)--. 3 While the spelling of “Oshita” in the reference differs from the spelling of “Ohshita” in the present application, it is our understanding that appellant is the inventor Oshita of the reference. 6Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007