JP5230559B2 - Display control apparatus, control method thereof, and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items on a screen.

  A graphical user interface (hereinafter referred to as GUI) is a user interface that can easily control the operation of the device through selection and designation of items displayed on the screen. For this reason, GUI is adopted in many electronic devices.

  In recent years, various electronic devices have been miniaturized, and the number of functions installed has been increasing. Accordingly, GUIs in electronic devices have functions for explaining function contents and displaying guidance for assisting operations. (See, for example, Patent Document 1). For example, pointer means, help key selection, pop-up display, voice guidance, buttons for searching for appropriate help information, and the like are mounted.

JP 2007-65809 A

  Many electronic devices implement GUI guidance. On the menu screen, a pop-up guidance display that is displayed in a conspicuous arrangement in front of the screen is often seen. However, pop-up display on the menu screen has an eye-catching effect, but on the other hand, it overlaps with the back information (characters and icons), and the back information cannot be seen or displayed intermittently. For this reason, the guidance that should be easy to understand is displayed, so that there is a disadvantage that the GUI screen is rather difficult to see.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to enable clear guidance display / non-display switching setting on a screen and easy-to-see guidance display as a screen that does not overlap background information.

  The display control apparatus of the present invention is a display control apparatus that displays a list of a plurality of menu items in a predetermined order on the screen, and when the menu item that is first in the order is displayed on the uppermost stage on the screen. Of the plurality of menu items displayed on one screen, the guidance includes menu items other than the first menu item that replaces the guidance display and the second menu item that scrolls the menu item on the screen when focused. Display control means for displaying a third menu item for setting whether to display or not.

  In the present invention, menu items for setting whether to display guidance are displayed on menu items other than the menu item that replaces the guidance display and the menu item that scrolls the menu item on the screen when focused. I try to let them. Therefore, according to the present invention, clear guidance display / non-display switching setting can be performed on the screen, and guidance display that is easy to see as a screen that does not overlap with the background information can be performed.

It is a figure which shows the main hardware constitutions of the display control apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the display operation of the menu screen in the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the item Z which performs switching setting of guidance display / non-display. It is a figure which shows the arrangement | positioning relationship of the item X, the item Y, and the item Z when the M menu item displayed on a screen by the scroll of a menu item changes in the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the guidance display method. It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the guidance display method. It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the guidance display method. It is a figure for demonstrating arrangement | positioning of the item X which performs the switching setting of guidance display / non-display, the item Y to scroll, and the item X which also replaces a guidance display. 5 is a flowchart showing an operation for controlling the arrangement of an item Z. It is a figure for demonstrating the process shown in FIG. 9 concretely. It is a figure for demonstrating the 2nd Embodiment of this invention.

DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments to which the invention is applied will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described. Note that the display control apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention can be applied to an imaging apparatus such as a digital camera capable of capturing still images and moving images, a personal computer, and the like.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a main hardware configuration of a display control apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and illustrates a configuration example of a personal computer (hereinafter referred to as a PC) as an example of the display control apparatus. ing. As shown in FIG. 1, a PC 100 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 101, a hard disk (HD) 102, a memory 103, a display 104, an input unit 105, a recording medium drive 106, a network interface (I / O) connected via an internal bus 111. F) 107 is provided.

  The CPU 101 is a central processing unit that controls the operation of the display control apparatus according to the present embodiment. The CPU 101 receives instructions from the user via the input unit 105 and the like, executes various programs described below, and controls display on the display 104. Do.

  The HD 102 stores images and operation processing procedures of the CPU 101 (for example, programs such as computer startup processing, basic input / output processing, and each processing of this embodiment described later). The memory 103 is used as a work area for the CPU 101. The display 104 is a display unit for displaying a GUI, and guidance on a menu screen described later is displayed on the display 104.

  The input unit 105 includes an operation member for receiving an instruction from the user, and includes an operation member such as a keyboard or a mouse as a pointing device, a touch panel, or the like. By using the input unit 105, the user can execute the image reproduction program.

  The recording medium drive 106 is a device that reads data stored in an external recording medium 108 such as a CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or flash memory, and writes data to the external recording medium 108. The network interface 107 connects the PC 100 and the network 120 via the communication line 109.

  FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the display operation of the menu screen in the present embodiment. The processing described below is processing related to display on the display 104 and is executed by the CPU 101 developing a program built in the HD 102 on the memory 103.

  In step 200, the CPU 101 receives an input requesting menu display from the input unit 105. Next, in step 201, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the number of menu items (total number of items) N has increased or decreased in the current mode. When the number of menu items N increases or decreases, the CPU 101 performs menu rearrangement processing in step 202, and then in step 203, the menu display processing by M menu items that can be displayed on one screen including the uppermost menu item. To start. On the other hand, if there is no increase or decrease in the number N of menu items, the CPU 101 displays the menu display of M menu items displayed in a predetermined order on one screen including the menu item at the top in step 203 as it is. Start processing. Details of the menu display process in step 203 will be described later.

  Next, in step 204, the CPU 101 determines whether or not an operation that causes a focus shift of the menu item has been performed by an operation member (for example, an upper button, a lower button, or a wheel member) of the input unit 105. If there is an operation that causes the focus movement of the menu item, the CPU 101 moves the menu item to be focused to another menu item in accordance with the button operation in step 205. On the other hand, when there is no operation that causes the focus movement of the menu item, the CPU 101 proceeds to step 213 described later, and performs other operations and display processing according to the menu screen.

  When the focus movement is performed in step 205, the CPU 101 determines in step 206 whether or not the focus has moved to the position of the item Y (hereinafter simply referred to as item Y) that is scrolled when focused, among the M menu items. Determine whether. When the focus has moved to the position of the item Y, the CPU 101 scrolls the menu item in the same direction as one item in step 207, and the M menu items that can be displayed in one screen are replaced by one item. On the other hand, if the focus has not moved to the position of the item Y, the process proceeds to step 213 described later, and the CPU 101 performs other operations and display processing according to the menu screen. The item Y is a configuration that is an application example of the second menu item of the present invention.

  Next, in step 208, the CPU 101 determines whether or not an item Z (hereinafter simply referred to as item Z) for which guidance display / non-display switching is set is focused. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the item Z. 3A shows an item Z in a state where guidance display is set, and 302 in FIG. 3B shows an item Z in a state where guidance non-display is set. When the item Z is focused as in 301 and 302, the process proceeds to step 209, and the CPU 101 determines whether or not there is an input for changing the setting of the item Z by the operation member of the input unit 105. If there is no input for changing the setting of the item Z, the process proceeds to step 213 to be described later, and the CPU 101 performs other operations and display processing according to the menu screen. On the other hand, if there is an input for changing the setting of the item Z, the CPU 101 determines in step 210 whether or not an input operation in which the setting of the item Z is “ON → OFF” has been received. If there is an input operation in which the setting of the item Z is “ON → OFF”, the process proceeds to step 211, where the CPU 101 switches the item X to the area for displaying the menu item, and displays the menu item in the item X. On the other hand, if there is an input operation in which the setting of the item X is “OFF → ON”, the process proceeds to step 212, where the CPU 101 switches the item X to the area for displaying the guidance, and displays the guidance in the item X. At this time, the guidance display may or may not be scrolled depending on the number of characters to be displayed. Further, the guidance display may or may not be erased under certain conditions such as time and the number of scrolls. The item X may be one item displayed in one line or a plurality of items displayed in two or more lines. The item X is a configuration that is an application example of the first menu item of the present invention. Item X is a configuration as an application example of the third menu item of the present invention.

  Next, the menu display and operation processing in step 213 will be described. In step 213, the CPU 101 receives an input from the input unit 105, and performs basic operations on the menu screen such as focus movement of each item on the menu screen, screen scrolling, and item content setting change. In step 214, the CPU 101 determines whether the menu button has been pressed. When the menu button is pressed, the menu screen is terminated. On the other hand, if the menu button has not been pressed, the process returns to step 203.

Next, the menu display process in step 203 will be described. In step 203, the CPU 101 displays a list of M menu items on the screen. At this time, the M menu items include an item X (hereinafter simply referred to as an item X) that is also replaced with a guidance display. The screen layout. This is to solve the problem that the back information is interrupted and cannot be seen in the guidance display. Two reasons will be described below.
Reason 1: In the guidance display by pop-up, the optimum GUI cannot be realized from the viewpoint of appearance.
First, as a solution to this problem, a means for exactly overlapping the menu item and the guidance display range can be considered. In that case, every time the menu item moves in focus, it is necessary to switch the guidance content of the corresponding item, so that the re-popup animation processing at the switching timing always occurs. Then, every time the focus is moved, the back-and-forth information that overlaps the pop-up animation cannot be avoided, and the GUI is difficult to see on the screen. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, when the item (6) 501 is focused, a guidance display 502 related to the item (6) 501 is popped up. When the focus moves from this state to the item (5) 503, the guidance regarding the item (5) 503 is displayed by the pop-up animation process as in the state from 504-1 to 504-2. As a result, item (8) and item (9) are hidden as the back information of the guidance display. Therefore, arranging the item X in M menu items is effective for solving the problem. In addition, if the pop-up animation is fixed in the M menu items and the guidance is always displayed, it is possible to avoid overlapping with the back information of the guidance. For example, as shown at 601 in FIG. 6A, when guidance is displayed in a fixed space between item (6) and item (7), there is no guidance back information, and guidance and back information. Can be avoided. However, the listability of menu items is lowered, and the context of menu items becomes difficult to understand. Therefore, arranging the item X in M menu items is effective for solving the problem.

Reason 2: The problem can be solved by completely dividing the screen space displayed in a list into menu items and guidance displays, but it is not optimal as a GUI.
For example, as shown in FIG. 6B, when the screen space is completely divided into menu items 602 and guidance displays 603, the number of menu items that can be displayed in a list is reduced. For a user who fully understands the setting function contents of menu items, it is more convenient to display a list of more menu items. Therefore, it is desirable to use a GUI that can select whether to display more menu items or guidance according to the level of proficiency of the user. However, when the menu item and the guidance display are completely divided in terms of space, it is difficult to switch between the guidance display and the menu item. Therefore, arranging the item X in M menu items is effective for solving the problem.

  Arranging the item X in the M menu items is equivalent to realizing a menu GUI capable of selecting guidance display / non-display. However, for this, an item X that is displayed as a menu item or an item for setting switching to be displayed as guidance is required, and that is item Z.

First, as a premise, the operation rules for menu item focus movement, menu items, screen scrolling, and the like need to be the same regardless of guidance display / non-display because of GUI operability. Item Z is arranged in the same hierarchy as the menu item list on which guidance is displayed. This solves the problem that it is difficult to see the relationship between the switching setting and the guidance display and it is difficult to find where the switching setting is in the menu item. At that time, the arrangement of the item Z needs not to overlap with the arrangement of the item X in the M menu items. The reason is described below.
Reason: For example, as shown in 701 in FIG. 7, if the item Z702 may be arranged so as to overlap with the item X, the item Z is displayed on the guidance display 704 as shown in 703 in FIG. It may be covered and disappear. In order for the item Z not to disappear, the menu item must be scrolled. However, when this process is performed, the operation rule for the menu item differs depending on whether the guidance is displayed or not, so the item Z and the item X must not be arranged to overlap.

  Further, in the display process in step 203, it is necessary to perform an arrangement process in which the arrangement of the item Z is not limited to the item X and does not overlap the item Y in the M menu items. The reason for this is that the operation rule must be the same regardless of whether the guidance is displayed or not. However, if item Z overlaps with item Y, the item scrolls when the guidance display / hidden setting is changed. . Specifically, the state where guidance is not displayed in item Z804 as shown by 801 in FIG. 8 is changed to the state where guidance display is set in item Z804 as shown in 802 in FIG. And Then, the item Z804 is arranged at a position that does not overlap both the item X806 and the item Y805. If the state where guidance is not displayed in item Z804 as shown in 801 in FIG. 8 is changed to the state where guidance is displayed in item Z804 as shown in 803 in FIG. If the item Z804 is arranged at a position overlapping Y805, the item scrolls. By the way, among the M menu items displayed in a list, the item Y corresponds to many menu items out of the number N of menu items. Accordingly, the item Z needs to be arranged within the range of (M− (X + Y)) including the top item of the menu among the M menu items on the screen.

  The processing described above will be specifically described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 shows an arrangement relationship between the item X, the item Y, and the item Z when M menu items displayed on the screen are changed by scrolling the menu items. In the example shown in FIG. 4, three menu display states are shown.

  In the first display state, when guidance non-display is set, items a to f among all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item e becomes the item Y (the item a is the uppermost item and therefore cannot be the item Y), and the item Z is arranged anywhere from the item a to the item d. Also good. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the top item X, the item b and the item f become the item Y, and the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item c to the item e. That is, the item Z may be arranged in an item (M− (X + Y)) obtained by removing a predetermined number of items X and Y arranged from the top or bottom from the M menu items having the top item. it can.

  In the second display state, when guidance non-display is set, items c to h of all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item c and the item g become the item Y, but the item Z cannot be arranged in the items d to f. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the uppermost item X, the item d and the item h become the item Y, and the item Z cannot be arranged anywhere in the items e to g.

  In the third display state, when guidance non-display is set, items f to k of all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item f and the item j become the item Y, but the item Z cannot be arranged in the items g to i. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the uppermost item X, the item g becomes the item Y (the item k is not the item Y because it is the lowermost item), and the item Z is arranged anywhere from the item h to the item k. It is not possible.

  Hereinafter, the operation part which controls arrangement | positioning of the item Z is demonstrated using FIG. In this embodiment, when it determines with it being false in S201 in FIG. 2, the control demonstrated in FIG. 9 is performed. First, in step 901, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the arrangement of the item Z is within M menu items that can be displayed in one screen including the menu item at the top. If it is determined that the item Z is not included in the M menu items, the CPU 101 moves the item Z up one item in step 902 and performs the determination in step 901 again. On the other hand, if it is determined that the item Z is in the M menu items, the process proceeds to the determination in step 903. Step 901 is a processing example of the first determination means of the present invention.

  In step 903, the CPU 101 determines whether the arrangement of the item Z overlaps with the arrangement of the item X. When it is determined that the arrangement of the item Z overlaps with the arrangement of the item X, the CPU 101 moves the item Z up one item in step 904 and performs the determination in step 903 again. On the other hand, if it is determined that the arrangement of the item Z does not overlap with the arrangement of the item X, the CPU 101 proceeds to the determination in step 905. Step 903 is a processing example of the second determination means of the present invention.

  In step 905, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the arrangement of the item Z overlaps with the item Y. When the arrangement of the item Z overlaps with the item Y, the CPU 101 moves the item Z up one item in step 906 and performs the determination in step 905 again. On the other hand, if the arrangement of the item Z does not overlap with the item Y, the CPU 101 proceeds to step 203 and displays M menu items that can be displayed in one screen out of the number N of menu items. Step 905 is a processing example of the third determination means of the present invention.

  Next, an operation for controlling the arrangement of the item Z will be described with reference to FIG. Here, it is assumed that the number N of menu items changes when the mode is changed from the setting mode 1 to the setting mode 2 (11 in the setting mode 1 and 16 in the setting mode 2). Then, the process proceeds from step 201 in FIG. 2 to step 202, and the following processing described in FIG. 9 is executed. First, when the initial state from the setting mode 1 state 1001 to the setting mode 2 is 1002, the item Z (item c) is not included in the M menu items including the uppermost item. Accordingly, in step 901, it is determined to be false, and in step 902, the item Z (item c) is moved to the next higher item. As a result, although the state of 1003 is obtained, this state is not included in the M menu items including the uppermost item, so that the item Z (item c) is moved to the next higher item again. Become. In the state 1004, the item Z (item c) overlaps with the item X. Therefore, it is determined to be true in step 903, and in step 904, the item Z (item c) is moved to the next higher item. Therefore, although the state becomes 1005, since this state is not included in the M menu items including the uppermost item, the item Z (item c) is again moved to the upper item and becomes the state 1006. . In the state of 1006, the item Z (item c) overlaps with the item Y. Accordingly, it is determined to be true in step 905, and in step 906, the item Z (item c) is moved to the next higher item. As a result, a state 1007 is obtained. Since it is determined to be false in step 905 in the state of 1007, the processing of FIG. 9 is terminated, and the rearrangement processing of menu items is completed in the state of 1008.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. Here, only differences from the first embodiment will be described. If the position of the menu item to be focused (focus position) in the M menu items including the item X is always fixed, the item Z may be arranged anywhere in the menu with the number N of menu items. Therefore, consider a case where the menu item focused on the center of the screen is fixed among the M menu items. Then, when changing the setting of a menu item, that is, when changing the guidance display / non-display, the item Z is always placed at the center of the screen, so if the guidance display does not overlap the focused position, Z may be arranged anywhere in the menu item number N.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 11A, when the menu item focused on the position 1101 at the center of the screen is fixed, when changing the guidance display / non-display, the item Z is always the menu at the center of the screen. The item has been moved. Therefore, even if the guidance display is set for the item Z, the item Z and the item X1102 do not overlap when the item X1102 is positioned, for example, at the lowest level (or the highest level) on the display screen. Therefore, the item Z may be arranged anywhere in the menu item number N.

  FIG. 11B shows an arrangement relationship between the item X and the item Z when M menu items displayed on the screen are changed by scrolling the menu item in the present embodiment. In the example shown in FIG. 11B, three menu display states are shown.

  In the first display state, when guidance non-display is set, items a to f among all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere in the items a to e. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the top item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item b to the item f.

  In the second display state, when guidance non-display is set, items c to h of all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item c to the item g. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the uppermost item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item d to the item h.

  In the third display state, when guidance non-display is set, items f to k of all menu items are displayed on the screen as M menu items. When the guidance display is set, the guidance is displayed on the item X at the lowest level or the highest level. When the guidance is displayed on the lowermost item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item f to the item j. On the other hand, when the guidance is displayed on the top item X, the item Z may be arranged anywhere from the item g to the item k.

  In the embodiment described above, the guidance display is replaced with the menu item (item X) for display. Therefore, when displaying guidance, guidance information that is easy to see as a screen can be displayed without overlapping with background information. When guidance is not displayed, a list of more menu items can be displayed.

  In addition, by arranging the item (item Z) for switching the display / non-display of the guidance in the same level screen as the guidance display, the effect is visually transmitted when the display / non-display is switched, The relationship between the guidance display and its setting items is easy to understand.

  The present invention can also be realized by executing the following processing. That is, software (program) that realizes the functions of the above-described embodiments is supplied to a system or apparatus via a network or various computer-readable storage media. Then, the computer (or CPU, MPU, etc.) of the system or apparatus reads out and executes the program.

  100: PC, 101: CPU, 102: HD, 103: Memory, 104: Display, 105: Input unit, 106: Recording medium drive, 107: Network interface, 108: External recording medium, 109: Communication line, 111: Internal Bus, 120: Network

Claims (14)

A display control device that displays a list of a plurality of menu items in a predetermined order on a screen,
Of the plurality of menu items displayed on one screen when the first menu item in the order is displayed at the top of the screen, the first menu item that replaces the guidance display and the screen when focused A display having display control means for displaying a third menu item for setting whether to display guidance on menu items other than the second menu item on which the upper menu item scrolls. Control device.   The display control means displays the first menu item and the second menu item on a predetermined number of menu items from below the plurality of menu items arranged in the vertical direction of the screen, and The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the third menu item is displayed in a menu item excluding the first menu item and the second menu item among the menu items.   The display control means displays the first menu item and the second menu item on a predetermined number of menu items from above the plurality of menu items arranged in the vertical direction of the screen, and The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the third menu item is displayed in a menu item excluding the first menu item and the second menu item among the menu items.   The display control means displays the first menu item on one or a plurality of menu items of the plurality of menu items, and displays the first menu item according to the setting in the third menu item. The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein guidance is displayed on the corresponding one or more menu items. A first determination unit configured to determine whether the third menu item is included in the plurality of menu items when the plurality of menu items increase or decrease;
The display control unit includes the third menu item in the plurality of menu items when the first determination unit determines that the third menu item is not included in the plurality of menu items. The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the third menu item is moved to a position where the display is performed. A second determining means for determining whether the third menu item overlaps the first menu item when the plurality of menu items increase or decrease;
The display control means determines that the third menu item is changed to the first menu item when the second determination means determines that the third menu item overlaps the first menu item. The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the third menu item is moved to a position that does not overlap. And a third determining means for determining whether or not the third menu item overlaps the second menu item when the plurality of menu items increase or decrease,
When the third determination unit determines that the third menu item overlaps the second menu item, the display control unit converts the third menu item into the second menu item. The display control apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the third menu item is moved to a position that does not overlap. A display control device that displays a list of a plurality of menu items on a screen,
A focus position is fixed to a menu item at a predetermined position among a plurality of menu items displayed on one screen, and guidance display is performed on menu items other than the menu item at the predetermined position among the plurality of menu items. Display control means for displaying a menu item to be replaced and further displaying a menu item for setting whether or not to display guidance in a menu item other than the menu item to be replaced with the guidance display among the plurality of menu items. A display control device characterized by that. A control method of a display control device for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items in a predetermined order on a screen,
Whether to display guidance on menu items other than the first menu item that replaces the guidance display and the second menu item that scrolls the menu item on the screen when focused. A display control device control method, comprising: a display control step of displaying a third menu item for setting the menu item. A control method of a display control device for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items on a screen,
A focus position is fixed to a menu item at a predetermined position among a plurality of menu items displayed on one screen, and guidance display is performed on menu items other than the menu item at the predetermined position among the plurality of menu items. A display control step of displaying a menu item for displaying a menu item for setting whether or not to display guidance in a menu item excluding the menu item replaced with the guidance display among the plurality of menu items. A control method for a display control device. A program for causing a computer to execute a display control method for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items in a predetermined order on a screen,
Of the plurality of menu items displayed on one screen when the first menu item in the order is displayed at the top of the screen, the first menu item that replaces the guidance display and the screen when focused A program for causing a computer to execute a display control step for displaying a third menu item for setting whether to display guidance on menu items other than the second menu item on which the upper menu item scrolls . A program for causing a computer to execute a display control method for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items on a screen,
A focus position is fixed to a menu item at a predetermined position among a plurality of menu items displayed on one screen, and guidance display is performed on menu items other than the menu item at the predetermined position among the plurality of menu items. A display control step for displaying a menu item for displaying a menu item for setting whether or not to display a guidance on a menu item other than the menu item replaced with the guidance display among the plurality of menu items. A program to make it run. A computer-readable recording medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute a display control method for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items in a predetermined order on a screen,
Of the plurality of menu items displayed on one screen when the first menu item in the order is displayed at the top of the screen, the first menu item that replaces the guidance display and the screen when focused A program for causing a computer to execute a display control step for displaying a third menu item for setting whether to display guidance on menu items other than the second menu item on which the upper menu item scrolls A computer-readable recording medium on which is recorded. A computer-readable recording medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute a display control method for displaying a list of a plurality of menu items on a screen,
A focus position is fixed to a menu item at a predetermined position among a plurality of menu items displayed on one screen, and guidance display is performed on menu items other than the menu item at the predetermined position among the plurality of menu items. A display control step for displaying a menu item for displaying a menu item for setting whether or not to display a guidance on a menu item other than the menu item replaced with the guidance display among the plurality of menu items. A computer-readable recording medium on which a program to be executed is recorded.

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