Appeal No. 2006-1643 Παγε 14 Application No. 09/845,589 about the features of claim 6.” The examiner’s position (answer, page 4) is that FJCP as modified by Monn discloses the cut-out images being fixed by using an adhesive. We agree. Claim 6 recites that the cut-out images are fixed using an adhesive. From the disclosure of Monn of using an adhesive to paste the torn photographs into a collage (col. 4, lines 25-29 and 46-48) we agree with the examiner for the reasons advanced in the answer that the combined teachings of FJCP and Monn would have suggested fixing the cut-out images using an adhesive. The rejection of claim 6 is sustained. We turn next to claim 8. Appellants assert (brief, page 10) that the reasons they set forth for the reversal of the rejection of claim 4 are repeated. In addition, it is argued that FJCP and Monn say or suggest nothing about making a digital image of a subject, and that there is no discussion of annotating the page with other information and inserting the page into a scrapbook. The examiner’s position (answer, page 5) that FJCP as modified by Monn discloses the method of making a scrapbook page as set forth in the rejection of claim 1, and that the references disclose providing a collection of pictures to create a collage (page annotated with other pictures). We agree. At the outset, wePage: Previous 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007