Appeal 2007-1401
Application 09/882,094
newly submitted SIRs, scroll through the record numbers
10334 (located in the bottom, left-hand corner).
(Underwood, col. 257, ll. 38-43.)
27. Underwood further describes Figure 107 as follows:
From the main window, select the Report button
10336 (FIG. 103.1). This may display the Report
Selection Screen 10700, which is illustrated in FIG. 107.
Select the appropriate criteria for the desired reports
and select the Preview button 10702. This may provide a
view of the report from which it is possible to created
printed copies. To return to the main window select the
Close button 10704.
(Underwood, col. 258, ll. 17-23.)
28. Underwood does not describe a “not new” status; the only status code
shown or described in Underwood is the “new” status code.
29. Underwood contains no teaching that an item coded as “new” will be
acted on “actively” and one that is not will be acted on “inactively.”
30. Liff is directed to “an apparatus and method for automated dispensing
of packaged pharmaceuticals” (Liff, col. 2, ll. 18-20).
31. Liff describes that its database includes a medication history for each
patient, and that the data tracked includes active and inactive medications,
including the date the medication was dispensed (Liff, col. 19, ll. 17-20).
32. Liff teaches maintaining a history for each customer of the customer’s
of active and inactive patient prescriptions, and does not teach evaluating
and indicating whether certain pharmaceuticals in the pharmacy’s database
are active or inactive.
7
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
Last modified: September 9, 2013