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         Appeal No. 2004-0515                                                       
         Application No. 09/400,960                                                 

                   adding (ADD) to the coded modified data (CMD) the set            
              of parameters (PAR) for decoding the coded data (CD) if the           
              result is satisfactory or, if the result is not                       
              satisfactory, establishing (ADP) a new set of parameters              
              (APAR) and adding (ADD) the new set of parameters (APAR) to           
              the coded modified data (CMD).                                        
              The Examiner relies on the following prior art:                       
         Rasky et al. (Rasky)          5,278,871           Jan. 11, 1994            
              Claims 1 and 2, all of the appealed claims, stand finally             
         rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) as being unpatentable over               
         Rasky.                                                                     
              Rather than reiterate the arguments of Appellant and the              
         Examiner, reference is made to the Brief (Paper No. 12, filed              
         December 16, 2002) and Answer (Paper No. 13, mailed February 11,           
         2003) for the respective details.                                          
                                    OPINION                                         
              We have carefully considered the subject matter on appeal,            
         the rejection advanced by the Examiner and the evidence of                 
         obviousness relied upon by the Examiner as support for the                 
         rejection.  We have, likewise, reviewed and taken into                     
         consideration, in reaching our decision, Appellant’s arguments             
         set forth in the Brief along with the Examiner’s rationale in              
         support of the rejection and arguments in rebuttal set forth in            
         the Examiner’s Answer.                                                     

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