JP5233472B2 - Communication terminal, communication terminal input method, and communication terminal input program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a communication terminal having a touch panel, a communication terminal input method, and a communication terminal input program.

  For example, a mobile phone is described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-318655 (Patent Document 1). This publication discloses a mobile phone that includes a key for inputting a vowel and a key for inputting a consonant, and enables Romaji input using these keys. This publication also suggests a configuration including a touch panel as the display device.

  A mobile phone that enables real-time conversation between a sign language user and a non-user is described in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-197889 (Patent Document 2). The mobile phone described in this publication converts a sign language action photographed by a camera into voice or text information and transmits it from a transmitter. This realizes a mobile phone capable of real-time conversation between a sign language user and a non-user.

  Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-105325 (Patent Document 3) describes a handwriting input management device. The device described in this publication is a device that can easily register, change, and delete a command (gesture) for executing a function for the device by using a handwritten input unit.

JP 2002-318655 A JP 2005-197889 A JP-A-10-105325

  The mobile phone described in Patent Document 1 can improve the key input speed by adopting Roman character input. However, when promptness is required, such as inputting an e-mail reply, further speed improvement is required, and this Roman character input type cellular phone that presses a plurality of keys cannot cope. Moreover, although this cited document 1 has suggested the structure provided with a touch panel, there is no description regarding the technique which improves an input speed using this touch panel.

  Moreover, the mobile phone described in Patent Document 2 does not include a touch panel, and does not improve the character input speed.

  Furthermore, the handwriting input management device described in Patent Literature 3 is a device that can be easily registered, changed, or deleted by writing a command for executing a function in a handwritten input unit, It is not a technology used to improve the speed of character input.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems and provide a communication terminal capable of quick input, a communication terminal input method, and a communication terminal input program.

This invention is for solving the said subject, Comprising: The communication terminal of this invention is
A communication terminal comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
Storage means for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as a reply to an e-mail;
Display control means for displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to one content when the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents;
A setting unit configured to set, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by the user among the plurality of displayed sentence examples;

Moreover, the input method of the communication terminal of the present invention includes:
An input method for a communication terminal comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
A sentence example storage step for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as an e-mail reply;
When the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one of the plurality of contents to the touch panel, a sentence example displaying step of displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to the one content;
A sentence example setting step of setting, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by the user from among the plurality of displayed sentence examples.

Furthermore, the communication terminal input program of the present invention is:
A communication terminal input program comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
A sentence example storage function for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as a reply to an e-mail;
A sentence example display function for displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to one content when the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents;
The computer implements a sentence example setting function for setting, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by the user from among the plurality of displayed sentence examples.

  According to the present invention configured as above, the following effects can be obtained.

According to the present invention, when the user draws and inputs only a symbol different from the character on the touch panel, a prepared sentence example is displayed, and when the displayed sentence example is selected by the user, the selected sentence example is input. . Input of only symbols different from characters can be performed easily and in a short time. Furthermore, since an input of a sentence example can be performed by selecting a displayed sentence example, the user can input quickly.

  A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a configuration of a communication terminal in the first embodiment of the present invention. A communication terminal 101 shown in FIG. 1 is a portable personal computer that is carried and used. The communication terminal 101 includes a communication unit 102, a display 103, and a key 104. The communication unit 102 can send and receive electronic mail by wire or wireless. The display unit 103 displays received e-mails and e-mails being created. The display 103 uses a touch panel and can be input by touch. The key 104 is a plurality of keys for input.

  Further, the communication terminal 101 includes a storage unit 105, a display control unit 106, and a setting unit 107.

  The storage unit 105 stores a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents that can be used as a reply to an e-mail. Further, when the user inputs a symbol corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents to the touch panel (display device 103), the display control means 106 displays a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to the one content. Further, the setting unit 107 sets one sentence example selected by the user by tapping among the plurality of displayed sentence examples as an input sentence.

  Here, the tap is an operation of pressing the touch panel once with a fingertip or a stylus pen, and an operation of tapping the touch panel once. Symbols indicate emotions and actions, such as “◯” meaning affirmation, “×” meaning denial, and “?” Meaning question.

  The display control means 106 and the setting means 107 are configured using a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and other semiconductor components. In addition, the communication terminal 101 includes a control device that controls the whole, such as a display control unit 106, a setting unit 107, a storage unit 105, and a display unit 103.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing screen transition of the communication terminal. When the user inputs “◯” with a fingertip or a stylus pen on the touch panel on the screen in which the reply mail (electronic mail) is being edited (screen 201), the screen 202 is displayed. In this screen 202, “Yes”, that is, “Yes, I understand”, “I understand”, and “YES”, which are responses of positive contents, are read from the storage means 105 and displayed ( Screen 202). When this screen 202 is displayed, when the user taps “2”, the setting means 107 determines that the tapped sentence example, “I understand” is selected, and the selected sentence example is edited. The e-mail is entered (screen 203).

  Examples of the sentence corresponding to the symbol “◯” meaning affirmation are as described above. The example of the sentence corresponding to the symbol “×” meaning negation and the symbol “?” Meaning question is also stored in the storage unit 105. Is remembered.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “x” is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “?” Is input in the communication terminal.

  As shown in FIG. 3, when the user inputs “×” on the touch panel (display device 103) during reply mail editing, a screen 301 is displayed. In this screen 301, “×”, that is, sentence examples of “No”, “No”, “NO”, which are negative responses, are displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 4, when the user inputs the symbol “?” On the touch panel (display device 103) during reply mail editing, a screen 401 is displayed. In this screen 401, “?”, That is, “Let ’s lie?”, “What should I do?”, And “I will hold” are displayed as answers to the question contents.

  Such an input operation of the communication terminal 101 during email editing will be mainly described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the communication terminal.

  First, it is determined whether or not a control device (not shown) is creating a reply mail (step 501; hereinafter, “step” is referred to as “S”). If an e-mail is being created, the display control means 106 detects whether or not a symbol has been input to the touch panel (display device 103) in S502. If the user has input a symbol (YES in S502), the display control means 106 determines in S503 whether or not the input is “◯”. If the input is “◯” (YES in S503, screen 201), the display control means 106 reads out the sentence example corresponding to this “◯” from the storage means 105 and displays it on the screen in S504 (screen 202). .

  In a state where the sentence example corresponding to “◯” is displayed on the touch panel (display 103) (screen 202), the setting unit 107 determines whether one of the sentence examples has been tapped by the user in S505. When one of the sentence examples is tapped by the user (YES in S505), the setting unit 107 sets the selected sentence example, that is, the tapped sentence example, as an input sentence, and inputs it to the e-mail being created in S508 ( For example, screen 203). Then, the control device determines whether or not to end in S510, and if not (NO in S510), the control proceeds to S501.

  If the input is not “◯” in S503 (NO in S503), the display control unit 106 next determines in S506 whether the input is “X”. If the input is “×” (YES in S506), the display control means 106 displays a sentence example corresponding to this “×” on the screen in S507 (screen 301). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  If the input is not “x” in S506 (NO in S506), the display control unit 106 displays a sentence example corresponding to “?” On the screen in S509 (screen 401). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  The communication terminal 101 that operates in this manner includes a communication unit 102 that can send and receive e-mails, a display 103 that displays received e-mails and e-mails being created, a touch panel for input (display 103), and a plurality of An input method of the communication terminal 101 including the key 104 is employed. Furthermore, the input method of the communication terminal 101 includes a sentence example storage step, a sentence example display step, and a sentence example setting step. The sentence example storage step stores a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to a plurality of contents (for example, affirmation, denial, and question) that can be used as a reply to the e-mail. In the sentence example display step, when the user inputs a symbol (◯, x,?) Corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents to the touch panel, a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to the one content are displayed. Further, the sentence example setting step sets one sentence example selected by the user (selected by tapping) from among the plurality of displayed sentence examples as an input sentence.

  The communication terminal 101 operating in this way includes a communication unit 102 that can send and receive e-mails, a display 103 that displays received e-mails and e-mails being created, a touch panel for input (display 103), A communication terminal input program including a plurality of keys 104 is employed. The input program for the communication terminal is a program that causes a computer to realize a sentence example storage function, a sentence example display function, and a sentence example setting function. The sentence example storage function stores a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents (affirmation, denial, question) that can be used as a reply to the e-mail. The sentence example display function displays a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to one content when the user inputs a symbol (◯, x,?) Corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents to the touch panel (display 103). To do. Further, the sentence example setting function sets one sentence example selected by the user from among the plurality of displayed sentence examples as an input sentence.

  As described above, according to the present invention, when the user draws and inputs a symbol on the touch panel (display device 103), the prepared sentence example is displayed, and the sentence example selected when the user selects the displayed sentence example. Is entered. The symbol can be input easily and in a short time. Furthermore, since the input of the sentence example can be performed by selecting the displayed sentence example, the input can be performed quickly.

  Therefore, it is particularly effective when immediacy is required, such as creation of a reply e-mail.

  In this embodiment, the e-mail is described as being e-mail that can be transmitted and received by a personal computer as a communication terminal. it can. Also, in this specification, the meaning of this e-mail is called mail that can be transmitted and received between mobile communication terminals using short message service (SMS), messenger or instant messaging (IM). It is used as including mail that can be sent and received on a personal computer using the services that are available.

  Next, a second embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a configuration of a communication terminal according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

  A communication terminal 601 shown in FIG. 6 is a mobile phone (a mobile phone or a PHS), and particularly includes a housing called a slide-type mobile phone. The communication terminal 601 includes a wireless communication unit 602, a display 603, and a plurality of keys 604 for input. A touch panel is used for the display 603, as is the case with the display 103.

  Further, the communication terminal 601 includes a storage unit 605, a display control unit 606, and a setting unit 607. The storage unit 605 stores a plurality of sentence examples. When the user inputs a symbol corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents to the touch panel (display 603), the display control unit 606 displays a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to the one content. The display control unit 606 operates by regarding the initial letter of the sentence example stored in the storage unit 605 as one of the symbols. Furthermore, the setting unit 607 sets one sentence example selected by the user from among the plurality of displayed sentence examples as an input sentence.

  As in the first embodiment, the user can select by tapping a sentence example displayed on the touch panel (display unit 603). Further, the user can select a sentence example by inputting the number of the sentence example with the key 604, or the first letter of the sentence example. Selection to input to the touch panel (display 603) is possible. That is, the setting unit 607 determines a sentence example selected by the user by a tap, a key 604 input, or an initial letter input to the touch panel (display 603), and sets the selected sentence example as an input sentence.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing screen transition of the communication terminal. If the user inputs “◯” with the fingertip or stylus pen on the touch panel while the reply mail editing screen is displayed (screen 701), the screen 702 is displayed. This screen 702 is “Yes”, that is, “Yes”, “Yes, I understand”, “Yes, OK”, “Yes, I understand”, “Go, Acknowledge”, “ Examples of “Ryo ぉ ~ kai” and “Yoshishasha” are displayed. When this screen 702 is displayed, when the user taps “2”, inputs “2” with the key 604, or “U” (the initial of “Yes, I understand”) is displayed on the touch panel ( When input is made to the display 603), the setting means 607 determines that “Yes, I understand” is selected from the sentence examples, and the selected sentence example is input to the email being edited (screen 703).

  Examples of sentences corresponding to the symbol “◯” meaning affirmation are as described above, but example sentences corresponding to the symbol “x” meaning negation and the symbol “?” Meaning question are also stored in the storage unit 605. It is remembered. Further, sentence examples corresponding to a symbol “!” Meaning surprise, a symbol “(graphic) heart” meaning joy, and “˜” meaning conflict are also stored in the storage unit 605.

  FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “x” is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “?” Is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “!” Is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “heart” is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “˜” is input in the communication terminal.

  As shown in FIG. 8, when the user inputs “x” on the touch panel (display 603) during reply mail editing (screen 801), a screen 802 is displayed. This screen 802 is “×”, that is, “No”, “Muri, I ’m sorry”, “NO, thank you!”, “No, I refuse”, “Sorry, unfortunate”, Example sentences of “Da ~ Medaa ~” and “Akangana” are displayed.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 9, when the user inputs the symbol “?” On the touch panel (display 603) during reply mail editing (screen 901), a screen 902 is displayed. This screen 902 is “?”, Which is the answer to the question, “What should I do?”, “What should I do?”, “Aha?”, “Please hold”, “I will do my best” , "It seems to be difficult", "Challenge Yana ~" sentence examples are displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 10, when the user inputs the symbol “!” On the touch panel (display 603) during reply mail editing (screen 1001), a screen 1002 is displayed. This screen 1002 is “!”, Which is a response to the contents of surprise, “Really!”, “Soo-Jan!”, “OH, my god!”, “Now! Example sentences such as "So ~ yadaa ~" and "Homaka!" Are displayed.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 11, when the user inputs the symbol “heart” on the touch panel (display 603) during reply mail editing (screen 1101), a screen 1102 is displayed. This screen 1102 is a reply of the contents of “heart”, that is, joy, “Wai”, “I am happy”, “Thank you”, “Thank you”, “Thank you, inspiration”, “Happy” ♪ "and" Thank you for the big "are displayed.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 12, when the user inputs the symbol “˜” on the touch panel (display 603) during reply mail editing (screen 1201), a screen 1202 is displayed. This screen 1202 is “Fun”, “He”, “Fuum”, “Haha”, “I see”, “And then?”, “Ho” An example sentence is displayed.

  Here, as seen from the screen 702 shown in FIG. 7, the screen 802 shown in FIG. 8, the screen 902 shown in FIG. 9, the screen 1002 shown in FIG. 10, the screen 1102 shown in FIG. 11, and the screen 1202 shown in FIG. The number of displays is set to fit on one screen. For this reason, it is not necessary to scroll the screen at the time of selection, and it has been devised to save the user's trouble as much as possible.

  Such input during editing of the e-mail of the communication terminal 601 will be described mainly with reference to FIG. FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation of the communication terminal.

  This flowchart includes all the operation steps (S501 to S510) of the flowchart shown in FIG. For this reason, in FIG. 13, the same step numbers S501 to S510 are assigned to the same operation steps as in FIG.

  When an e-mail is being created (YES in S501) and a symbol is input to the touch panel (display 603) (YES in S502), the display control means 606 determines in S503 whether the input is “◯” or not. Determine. If the input is “◯” (YES in S503, screen 701), the display control means 606 reads the sentence example corresponding to this “◯” from the storage means 605 and displays it on the display 603 (screen) (S504). 702). In a state where the sentence example corresponding to “◯” is displayed on the touch panel (display 603) (screen 702), the setting unit 607 determines whether one of the sentence examples is selected by the user in S505. As described above, the user can select by tapping a sentence example, selecting a sentence example number with the key 604, or selecting a sentence example initial letter on the touch panel (display 603).

  When one of the sentence examples is selected by the user (YES in S505), the setting unit 607 sets the selected sentence example as an input sentence and inputs it to the e-mail being created in S508 (for example, screen 703). Control then proceeds to S510.

  If the input is not “◯” in S503 (NO in S503), the display control unit 606 next determines in S506 whether the input is “X”. If the input is “x” (YES in S506, screen 801), the display control unit 606 displays a sentence example corresponding to this “x” on the display 603 in S507 (screen 802). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  If the input is not “x” in S506 (NO in S506), the display control unit 606 next determines in S511 whether the input is “?”. If the input is “?” (YES in S511, screen 901), the display control means 606 causes the display 603 to display a sentence example corresponding to this “?” In S509 (screen 902). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  If the input is not “?” In S511 (NO in S511), the display control unit 606 next determines in S512 whether the input is “!”. If the input is “!” (YES in S512, screen 1001), the display control means 606 causes the display 603 to display a sentence example corresponding to this “!” In S513 (screen 1002). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  If the input is not “!” In S512 (NO in S512), the display control unit 606 next determines in S514 whether or not the input is “heart”. If the input is “heart” (YES in S514, screen 1101), the display control means 606 causes the display 603 to display a sentence example corresponding to this “heart” in S515 (screen 1102). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  If the input is not “heart” in S514 (NO in S514), since the input is “to” (screen 1201), the display control means 606 next responds to this “to” in S516. A sentence example is displayed on the display 603 (screen 1202). Then, after the display, the control shifts to S505.

  In such a communication terminal 601, as with the communication terminal 101, symbols can be input easily and in a short time, and furthermore, input of sentence examples can be performed by selecting displayed sentence examples, so that input is performed quickly. be able to.

  Also, in this second embodiment, there are three user selection methods: tap, input of initials of sentence examples, and key input of sentence example numbers, so an input method that is easy for the user to use is prepared. The communication terminal 601 can be selected and used, and can be easily used by the user.

  Next, a communication terminal according to the third embodiment will be described. The third embodiment is characterized in an operation when an initial letter of a sentence example is input during reply mail creation. The hardware configuration of the communication terminal of the third embodiment is almost the same as that of the communication terminal 601 of the second embodiment, but the operation is different. For this reason, only FIG. 14 will be described. FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing screen transition in the communication terminal of the third embodiment.

  When an initial “U” is input by the user during editing of the e-mail (screen 1402), the display control means 606 displays “Yeah, I understand”, “Uso ~ Yada ~”, “I'm happy ~ Is read from the storage means 605 and displayed on the display 603 (screen 1403). Further, the display control means 606 displays “Akanga” and “Thank you” on the display 603 if the initial is “A”, and “Really” if the initial is “H”. “!”, “Hello!” And “Ho” are displayed on the display 603 (not shown).

  In addition, although the example in which the first character of the initial reading is input to the touch panel has been described, in the case of muddy sound, the operation can be set so that the clear sound can also be input. In this case, since it is not necessary to add dots of muddy sound, the input speed can be further increased. As an example, when “sa” or “za” is entered as an initial, “sorry, unfortunate” is displayed on the display 603, and when “ta” or “da” is entered, “no”, An example in which “DAA-MEDAA” is displayed on the display 603 is given.

  When the user presses “Reply” in the state of the screen 1401 shown in FIG. 14, the screen is switched to a reply mail editing screen. In this e-mail editing screen, when the user inputs “u” to the touch panel (display 603) (screen 1402), the display control unit 606 reads from the storage unit 605 a sentence example that begins with “u”. Are displayed on the display 603 (screen 1403). When the user taps the sentence example “1” from the displayed sentence examples, or inputs the symbol “◯” on the touch panel (display 603), or key-in “1”, “1” is displayed. The setting unit 607 determines that “Yes, I understand” is selected, and the setting unit 607 inputs this example sentence into the reply mail (screen 1404). On the screen 1403 displaying the sentence example, when the sentence example “2” is tapped, the symbol “!” Is input to the touch panel (display 603), or the key “2” is input, “2” is displayed. The setting means 607 determines that “Lord ~ Yadaa ~” has been selected, and the setting means 607 inputs this example sentence into a reply mail (not shown). Furthermore, on the screen 1403 displaying the sentence example, the user taps the sentence example “3”, or the user inputs the symbol “heart” on the touch panel (display 603), or the user inputs “3” as a key. Then, the setting unit 607 determines that “I'm happy” of “3” is selected, and the setting unit 607 inputs this example sentence into a reply mail (not shown).

  As described above, the communication terminal of the third embodiment adopts the input method of the communication terminal of the first embodiment, and further, the initials of the sentence examples stored in the sentence example storing step are regarded as the symbols. The input method of the communication terminal 601 provided with the sentence example display step which operates is adopted.

  In addition, the communication terminal 601 employs the communication terminal input program of the first embodiment, and further, the sentence example display function that operates by considering the initials of the sentence examples stored in the sentence example storage function as the symbols. An input program for the communication terminal 601 including the above is employed.

  In this way, the user can display an example sentence for input by inputting an initial letter, and can select the example sentence from the example, so that the user can input quickly.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a configuration of a communication terminal according to a first embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the screen transition of the communication terminal. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “x” is input in the communication terminal. FIG. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “?” Is input in the communication terminal. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the communication terminal. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the structure of the communication terminal in 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the screen transition of the communication terminal. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “x” is input in the communication terminal. FIG. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “?” Is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “!” Is input in the communication terminal. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a screen displayed when “heart” is input in the communication terminal. It is explanatory drawing of the screen displayed when "~" is input in the communication terminal. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the communication terminal. It is explanatory drawing which shows the screen transition in the communication terminal of 3rd Embodiment of this invention.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 101 Communication terminal 102 Communication part 103 Display 104 Key 105 Memory | storage means 106 Display control means 107 Setting means 201 Screen 202 Screen 203 Screen 301 Screen 401 Screen 601 Communication terminal 602 Communication part 603 Display 604 Key 605 Storage means 606 Display control means 607 Setting means 701 screen 702 screen 703 screen 801 screen 802 screen 901 screen 902 screen 1001 screen 1002 screen 1101 screen 1102 screen 1201 screen 1202 screen 1401 screen 1402 screen 1403 screen 1404 screen 1404 screen

Claims (10)

A communication terminal comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
Storage means for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as a reply to an e-mail;
Display control means for displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to one content when the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents;
A communication terminal comprising: setting means for setting, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by a user among a plurality of displayed sentence examples. The user's selection is either a selection by tapping a sentence example displayed on the touch panel, a selection by key input of a sentence example number, or a selection by inputting a first letter of the sentence example to the touch panel. The communication terminal according to claim 1. The communication terminal according to claim 1 , wherein the content of the reply is at least a content of affirmation, denial, question, and emotional expression . Symbols corresponding to the affirmation, denial, and question are ○, ×, and?, Respectively. And the symbol corresponding to emotional expression! The communication terminal according to claim 3 , wherein the communication terminal is a heart mark . The e-mail includes a document transmitted / received by a short message service or instant messaging.
The communication terminal according to any one of claims 1 to 4 . The communication terminal according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the plurality of sentence examples are set to a number that can be displayed on one screen . An input method for a communication terminal comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
A sentence example storage step for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as an e-mail reply;
When the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one of the plurality of contents to the touch panel, a sentence example displaying step of displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to the one content;
A sentence example setting step for setting, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by the user among the plurality of displayed sentence examples;
An input method for a communication terminal, comprising: The content of the reply is at least affirmation, denial, doubt, emotional expression,
Symbols corresponding to the affirmation, denial, and question are ○, ×, and?, Respectively. And the symbol corresponding to emotional expression! The input method of the communication terminal according to claim 7, wherein the input method is a heart mark . A communication terminal input program comprising a communication unit for sending and receiving e-mail, a display for displaying received e-mail and e-mail being created, a touch panel for input and a plurality of keys,
A sentence example storage function for storing a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to each of a plurality of contents used as a reply to an e-mail;
A sentence example display function for displaying a plurality of sentence examples corresponding to one content when the user inputs only symbols different from characters corresponding to one content among the plurality of contents;
A sentence example setting function for setting, as an input sentence, one sentence example selected by the user among a plurality of displayed sentence examples;
An input program for a communication terminal, characterized by being realized by a computer. The content of the reply is at least affirmation, denial, doubt, emotional expression,
Symbols corresponding to the affirmation, denial, and question are ○, ×, and?, Respectively. And the symbol corresponding to emotional expression! Or a heart symbol
The communication terminal input program according to claim 9 .

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