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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 27, 2011
Filed:
Dec. 09, 2008
Kohei Yoshida, Fussa, JP;
Takatoshi Abe, Hamura, JP;
Kohei Yoshida, Fussa, JP;
Takatoshi Abe, Hamura, JP;
Casio Computer Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
In a state where the entry word 'account' retrieved from a dictionary and its explanatory information have been displayed, when the entry memo 'Test point to notice' is input in handwritten characters at a handwriting input unit, the entry memo is caused to correspond to the retrieved entry word “account” and then registered. When the desired entry memo “Test point to notice” is selected from a list of the registered entry memos, the entry word “account” caused to correspond to the entry memo and its explanatory information are displayed immediately. Accordingly, as with a paper dictionary, an entry memo in which handwritten characters have been written as needed is related to the desired entry word and its explanatory information. Using the entry memo data as if it were a sticky note enables the desired entry word to be displayed easily and quickly.
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