Appeal No. 2006-3062 Application No. 09/861,153 0122, 0136 through 0141). The parsed address is compared with a stored address in a storage/index table to retrieve a corresponding address format for the international shipping address (paragraphs 0059, 0062, 0063). As stated in paragraph 0063, the user-entered address information is “broken up into individual address fields” (i.e., parsed) and is provided as the address fields input 323 to system 310 where the parsed address is compared to the required address information 321 for the country (Figure 3). Any errors in the address are indicated in the outputs from the system 310. A similar explanation of the parsing and comparing operations in the Yu system can be found in paragraphs 0119, 0138 and 0140. The parsing operation per se is described in paragraphs 0117 through 0122 and 0136 through 0141 of Yu. The storage/index tables of address information are described in detail in paragraphs 0115, 0119 and 0189 through 0192 of Yu. After the parsing, comparing and error correcting operations, Yu generates a properly formatted shipping address (Abstract; paragraph 0011). In sustaining a multiple reference rejection under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a), the Board may rely on one reference alone without designating it as a new ground of rejection. In re Bush, 296 F. 491, 496, 131 USPQ 263, 266-67 (CCPA 1961); In re 4Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
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