Ex Parte Boorananut et al - Page 13


                   Appeal No. 2006-1753                                                                                              
                   Application No. 09/732,037                                                                                        


                   perform its intended function – namely to electronically communicate document                                     
                   changes to intended recipients.  For at least these reasons and since the art is                                  
                   predictable, we see no reason why the skilled artisan would not reasonably                                        
                   expect success if such an automatic supervisory notification feature was                                          
                   provided in Meunier’s system.                                                                                     
                           In short, the examiner’s combination of the teachings of Hass with                                        
                   Meunier and Eaton is reasonable.  The examiner’s rejection of claims 3, 9, and                                    
                   14 is proper and therefore sustained.                                                                             
                           In summary, we have sustained the examiner's rejections with respect to                                   
                   all claims on appeal.  Therefore, the decision of the examiner rejecting claims                                   
                   2-6, 8-11, and 13-16 is affirmed.                                                                                 





















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