Appeal 2007-1235 Application 09/748,125 B. Findings of Fact The record supports the following findings of fact (FF) by a preponderance of the evidence. 1. We incorporate herein the facts under the Findings of Fact section for the rejection of claims 1-2, 6, 7, and 13-20 above and add the following facts. 2. Claim 11 further limits the data extracting step of step (d) of claim 1 to include “extracting data from both a document's enveloping information and from within the document.” 3. The Examiner found As per dependent claim 11, Ricker and Puckett disclose the limitations similar to those in claim 1, and the same rejection is incorporated herein. Puckett further discloses that step d) comprises extracting data from both a document's enveloping information and from within the document (col. 3, lines 5-7, "These events can be errors in the storage system or simply routine observations about the storage system"). Answer 6. 4. Appellants did not traverse the Examiner’s finding but rather question its relevance to the claimed subject matter, arguing that: [t]he office action states with respect to the features of claim 11, that "these errors can be errors about the storage system or simply routine observations about the storage system." However, equating the errors related to the "storage system" to the claimed document information is incorrect since one skilled in the art of either computing systems or e- commerce systems would not equate a trading partner document to a storage system disclosed by Puckett. Appeal Br. 7. 17Page: Previous 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Next
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