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Case 2:10-cv-07678-JFW -DTB<br />

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Document 64-3<br />

#: 1244<br />

Filed10/07/11 Page6ofl0 PagelD<br />

previous response dated June 3, 2009." The third Meyerhofer declaration states:<br />

6. On or before December 19, 2000,<br />

FutureLogic entered into a codevelopment project with a<br />

soft drink manufacturer for a promotional couponing<br />

system for use with vending machines. FutureLogic and<br />

the soft drink manufacturer shared the costs of the project<br />

which resulted in payments to FutureLogic to cover a part<br />

of FutureLogic's costs. During the project and for a<br />

period of time afterward, both FutureLogic and the soft<br />

drink manufacturer were subject to a mutual non-<br />

disclosure agreement regarding the project.<br />

7. As part of Future Logic's contribution to the<br />

project, a number of prototype promotional printers<br />

having the features of the invention were constructed by<br />

FutureLogic for experimental use during the period of the<br />

project ....<br />

8. After being constructed, the prototype<br />

promotional printers were operated for a period of time by<br />

FutureLogic and the soft drink manufacturer as described<br />

in my previous declarations under 37 CFR § 1.131 dated<br />

February 11, 2008 and August 12, 2008. The purpose of<br />

this operational period was to test the operation of the<br />

prototype promotional printers in vending machines. The<br />

test results were used to further refine the design of the<br />

prototype promotional printers. During this operational<br />

period, the prototype promotional printers were only<br />

accessible by the technical personnel of Future Logic and<br />

the soft drink manufacturer and were not accessible by the<br />

public.<br />

9. At the end of the project, a decision was<br />

made not to commercialize the prototype promotional<br />

printer design and none of the prototype promotional<br />

printers were sold nor were they offered for sale.<br />

37. On June 25, 2009, the PTO issued a Notice of Allowance mid<br />

withdrew its 35 U.S.C. § 102(b) rejection based upon FutureLogic's<br />

representations.<br />

Proposed<br />

Additions to<br />

Answer<br />

38. On March 20 and March 31, 1997, FutureLogic signed two Non-<br />

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