Ex Parte Cobbley et al - Page 8


          Appeal No. 2005-2526                                                        
          Application No. 09/754,553                                                  
          been established by the examiner and we will not sustain the                
          rejection of claim 1 under 35 U.S.C. § 103.  Since independent              
          claims 7 and 13 contain a similar limitation, we will not sustain           
          the rejection of any of the claims under 35 U.S.C. § 103.                   

               Assuming, arguendo, however, that Zellweger did provide for a          
          movement of a data entry area, we also do not find the requisite            
          motivation for modifying Vale with the teachings of Zellweger.  In          
          other words, merely because Zellweger moves text in order to                
          accommodate other text, we find nothing in such a teaching which            
          would have led the artisan to modify Vale such that a data entry            
          area in Vale should be moved to accommodate the display of a soft           
          keyboard in such a manner so as not to overlay the data entry area.         














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