Fujitsu Corporation

Yoshinori Miyazawa

Yasuo Sato

Chiaki Ito

Yoichi Aoki

Makoto Nakamoto

Haruhiko Mio

Syoji Yamaguchi

Hitoshi Nishiuchi

Kazuhiro Koyata

An E-mail terminal device comprises a judging unit which judges whether or not a reply destination mail address extracted from an E-mail received is an address of a mailing list capable of broadcasting the same E-mail to a plurality of destinations at one time, an extracting unit which extracts, when the reply destination mail address is the address of the mailing list, at least one mail address contained in a text of the E-mail received, and a selecting module which displays the at least one extracted mail address as a candidate for a reply destination from which a specified reply destination can be selected. This construction makes it feasible to prevent a reply mail from being mis-transmitted to the mailing list.

Electronic mail system

Electric mail system

A data processing device includes an emulation processing section for performing prescribed processing on an output signal of an operation pad for conversion into a signal or data which is equivalent to a signal or data that would be obtained when operating a mouse to generate information. The operation pad is then usable with an application program that is designed for use only with signals output from the mouse.

Data processing device that enables mouse-operated application programs

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Inagi, Japan

Yoshinori Miyazawa