JP5414495B2 - Content display system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a format conversion system.

  In recent years, with the spread of high-function and high-performance portable terminals such as smartphones, users can display e-mails including attached files using a portable terminal, similar to a PC (Personal Computer). However, since a mobile terminal generally has a smaller memory capacity and screen size than a PC, it is necessary to develop a mail display method for a mobile terminal that is different from a mail display method for a PC. Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and the like are disclosed as conventional techniques for solving the problems that occur when an application or content developed for a PC including the above is used in a mobile terminal.

  In Prior Art 1 described in Patent Document 1, content data to be displayed is divided based on a primary division unit that divides content data to be displayed based on the display layout of the content component and a distance between the content components on the description. The content data is divided using the secondary division unit. In the related art 2 described in Patent Document 2, in a content distribution service, a content management server searches for a mobile terminal when connected to a network, acquires terminal information held by the mobile terminal, and displays the terminal. The content is converted according to ability and distributed.

JP 2008-276694 A JP 2008-203928 A

  By using the techniques described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 above, it is possible to perform mail display that matches the screen size of the terminal. However, in both technologies, since the display method is converted using only the terminal specifications such as the terminal screen size, there is a possibility that the display desired by the user may not be realized.

  For example, when the techniques disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are used, the mail display method is the same for each terminal used by the user, so that mail that is important to the user and unnecessary mail are displayed in the same way. There is a risk that the convenience of the user is impaired in a terminal having a small size.

  The present invention provides an optimal display method for a user by using information on the user, information on the user involved in the mail, and information on other applications in addition to the specifications of the terminal.

  The server according to the present invention comprises hardware comprising a CPU, a volatile memory, a recording device, a communication interface, and a structure analysis unit, and further includes an information acquisition function for acquiring each information, Display method determination function that determines the display method, display received mail conversion function that converts the display method of received mail according to each acquired information, communication function that communicates with the terminal through the communication interface, server that cooperates with other servers It is characterized by a configuration equipped with an acquisition information management function for setting information acquired by the cooperation function and the information acquisition function in a table in the storage device.

  The information acquisition function has a function of acquiring user information, terminal information, and information on received mail to be displayed.

  In addition to the format conversion function that converts the display method of received mail according to the screen size of the mobile terminal, the display received mail conversion function extracts the text part from the attached file using the structure analysis unit etc. And a summary generating function for generating a summary from the extracted text portion.

  In the above configuration, when the user requests the server to display the received mail through the terminal, the server uses the information acquired using the information acquisition function so that the display method is suitable for the user who requested the received mail. Using the display received mail conversion function, the received mail display method is converted and displayed to the user.

  Further, by providing means for the user to request another display method for the displayed received mail display method, a display method suitable for the user is realized.

A more specific aspect of the present invention is a format conversion server for converting a content format,
A network connection means, a means for obtaining device information of an information terminal connected via the network, a means for obtaining user information of a user who uses the information terminal, and a content transfer request received from the information terminal Suitable for users using information terminals, having means for converting the format of content using the acquired device information and user information, and means for acquiring information from a server different from the format conversion server It is characterized by displaying contents.

Further, the means for converting the format of the content includes a character included in the content, as well as a means for converting the format of the figure,
You may have a means to extract the text part contained in a content, and a means to produce | generate a summary from the extracted text part.

  Furthermore, the means for converting the format of the content acquires the relationship between the user who requested the display of the content and the user involved in the content from the user information, and determines the format to be converted according to the acquired relationship You may have a means to do.

  Further, the means for converting the content format may include means for determining the format to be converted according to the CPU usage rate of the terminal that displays the content when the content is requested and the memory usage rate.

  Further, the means for converting the format of the content obtains information from a server different from the format conversion server in order to obtain the relationship between the user who requested the display of the content and the content to be displayed, and uses the information, Means may be provided for determining the format to be converted in accordance with the obtained association.

  Furthermore, the format conversion server has means for requesting the format conversion server that the user converts the content into a different format for the content transmitted to the information terminal by the format conversion server as a response to the content display request. May be.

  Further, the format conversion server may have means for determining the processing content for the request according to the specifications of the information terminal and the user using the information terminal.

  By using the present invention, it is possible to provide a mail display suitable for the user's situation in addition to the terminal.

Email display system configuration diagram Server and terminal configuration diagram Configuration diagram of terminal management table Configuration diagram of user management table Structure of received mail display condition management table Structure of incoming mail table Email display request processing sequence Processing sequence for format conversion Processing sequence for format conversion when an attached file exists Example of received mail display method Processing sequence for format change by the user Processing sequence for format change using CPU usage rate

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a mail display system as an example of a system configuration to which the present invention is applied.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the terminal 100 is a terminal equipped with a CPU 210, a volatile memory 212, a storage device 214, a communication interface 216, and a screen display unit 218, and is a PC, a mobile phone, or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistants). Etc. The storage device 214 is a storage medium such as a hard disk or a nonvolatile memory, and has terminal identification information 108 that uniquely identifies the terminal 100.

  The terminal 100 has a communication function 102, a terminal information acquisition function 104, and a received mail display switching function 106. These functions are realized by the CPU 210 executing a program stored in the storage device 214 on the volatile memory 212.

  The communication function 102 is a function for communicating with each server via the network 110 through the communication interface 216. By communicating with the server 120, the received mail can be displayed.

  The terminal information acquisition function 104 is a function of acquiring the terminal identification information 108 necessary for requesting the server 120 to display the received mail from the storage device 214 and transmitting it to the server 120 using the communication function 102, and If the terminal identification information 108 is not stored in the storage device 230, the communication function 102 is used to request and acquire the terminal identification information 108 from the server that manages the terminal identification information 108. . The server 120 is informed that the terminal identification information 108 is not stored, and the server 120 uses the communication function 160 to request the terminal identification information 108 from the server that manages the terminal identification information of each terminal. The terminal identification information 108 may be acquired by transmitting the request result to the terminal 100.

  The received mail display switching function 106 is a function for displaying the received mail transmitted by the server 120 on the screen display unit 218 by a display method presented by the server 120. As a display method presented by the server 120, there are a display order of received mail, a display method of an attached file, and the like.

  The server 120 corresponds to a mail server that performs processing related to display of a terminal and received mail using IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol). The server 120 may be a proxy server installed between the terminal 100 and the mail server instead of the mail server. In this case, when there is a display request for the received mail from the terminal 100, the display request for the received mail is sent to the mail server via the server 120, and the received mail is sent as a response to the request. After performing the conversion described below, a process of transmitting the converted received mail to the terminal 100 is performed.

  As illustrated in FIG. 2, the server 120 is an information processing apparatus including a CPU 220, a volatile memory 222, a storage device 224, a communication interface 226, and a structure analysis unit 228. The structure analysis unit 228 is a module that analyzes a markup language such as XML (Extensible Markup Language) or HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).

  The server 120 has an information acquisition function 130, a display method determination function 140, a display received mail conversion function 150, a communication function 160, a server cooperation function 162, and an acquisition information management function 164. Request display of. These functions are realized by the CPU 220 executing a program stored in the storage device 224 on the volatile memory 222.

  The information acquisition function 130 is a function for acquiring information necessary for creating each table stored in the storage device 224, and includes a terminal information acquisition function 132, a user information acquisition function 134, and a received mail information acquisition function 136. .

  The terminal information acquisition function 132 is a function for acquiring information necessary for generating the terminal management table 170 from the server that manages the terminal information by using the server cooperation function 162.

  The user information acquisition function 134 is a function that acquires information necessary for generating the user management table 172 to be stored in the storage device 224 from the server that manages the user information by using the server cooperation function 162. .

  The received mail information acquisition function 136 uses the structure analysis unit 228 or the like to analyze the received mail displayed to the user and acquire information necessary for generating the received mail management table 176 to be stored in the storage device 224. It is a function. For example, confirmation of the presence or absence of an attached file of the received mail to be displayed, and if an attached file exists, information such as the format of the attached file is acquired.

  The display method determination function 140 is a function that determines the display method of the received mail displayed on the screen display unit 218 of the terminal 100 using each table stored in the storage device 224, and the display condition management table 174. Use to determine the display method of the attached file.

  The display received mail conversion function 150 is a function for converting the format of received mail displayed on the terminal 100, and includes a format conversion function 152, a text part extraction function 154, and a summary generation function 156.

  The format conversion function 152 is a function that converts the format according to the screen size of the terminal 100, and changes the character font and line feed position of the received mail, changes the format of the figure included in the attached file, and the like.

  The text part extraction function 154 is a function for extracting the text part from the received mail using the structure analysis part 228, and extracts the text part from the attached file.

  The summary generation function 156 is a function for extracting a summary from a text part or text data extracted using the text part extraction function 154.

  The communication function 160 is a function of communicating with the terminal 100 and other servers via the network 110 via the communication interface 226.

  The server cooperation function 162 is a function that uses the communication function 160 to cooperate with other servers existing in the network 110, and each table stored in the storage device 224 from the server that manages user information and terminal information. It is a function that acquires information necessary to create the service, and a function that also cooperates with a server that manages other services. For example, by linking with a server that manages the user's schedule, it is possible to acquire the user's schedule that is closest to the date and time when the received mail display request is made through the terminal 100.

The acquired information management function 164 is a function for managing each table stored in the storage device 224. For example, when changing part of the data stored in the storage device 224, the acquired information management function 164 relates to the data. When the data in another table is updated or the data stored in the table has not been updated for a certain period or longer, a data update request is made to the information acquisition function 130.

  The storage device 224 stores a terminal management table 170, a user management table 172, a received mail display condition table 174, and a received mail management table 176. The configuration of each table is shown in FIG.

  The terminal management table 170 is a table for setting information relating to terminal specifications, and includes a terminal ID 302, a screen size 304, and an on-board memory 306.

  The terminal ID 302 is an identifier for uniquely identifying a device, and is the same ID as the ID indicated by the terminal identification information 108 stored in the storage device 214 mounted on the terminal 100.

  The screen size 302 and the installed memory 306 set the terminal screen size and the installed memory size indicated by the device ID 302, respectively. Note that items other than the above may be set in the terminal management table 170 as information for managing the terminal.

  The user management table 172 is a table for setting information related to a user who uses the terminal, and includes a user ID 312, a user category 314, an affiliation 316, a hire year 318, a related user ID 320, and a relevance degree 322.

  In the user ID 312, an ID that uniquely identifies the user is set. In the case of a system that does not have a user ID, the mail address of each user may be used as the user ID.

  In the user category 314, information related to the user job system such as the chief and section manager is set.

  In the affiliation 316, information related to the organization to which the user belongs is set.

  In the hire year 318, the year when the user joined the company is set.

  The user ID 312, the user category 314, the affiliation 316, and the hire year 318 use the user information acquisition function 134 to acquire information from the server that manages the user information. Note that items other than the above may be set in the user management table 172 as information for managing users.

  In the related user ID 320, a user ID of a user related to the user indicated by the user 312 is set. In determining the relevance with the user, the user category 314, the affiliation 316, the hire year 318, the sender mail address, and the like are used.

  The relevance 322 sets the strength of relevance between the user ID 302 and the related user ID 320. For example, if the related user belongs to the same affiliation and is superior, it is determined that there is a strong relationship, and a value is set for the degree of association 322.

  Note that the user may set the related user ID 320 and the degree of relevance 322 in advance.

  The received mail display condition management table 174 is a table for setting a display method of received mail corresponding to each user and terminal, and includes a user ID 340, a terminal ID 342, and an execution condition 344. The user ID 340 and the terminal ID 342 are the same as the terminal ID 302 and the user ID 312 which are items of the management terminal table 170 and the user management table 172, respectively.

  The execution condition 344 sets a received mail display method according to the user and the terminal. For example, when the received ID is displayed using the terminal ID “M-1” for the user ID “U-1”, the full text can be displayed, but only the text part can be displayed for the attached file. It becomes possible.

  The received mail management table 176 is a table for setting information related to received mail displayed on the terminal 100, and includes a user ID 360, a received mail ID 362, a transmission source user ID 364, and received mail content 366. The user ID 360 is the same as the user ID 312 that is an item in the user management table 172.

  The received mail ID 362 is an ID for uniquely identifying the received mail, and the received mail information acquisition function 136 sets a value.

  As the contents of the received mail, the result analyzed by the received mail information acquisition function 136 is set. The above is the configuration of each table stored in the storage device 224.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a sequence when the terminal 100 requests the server 120 to display received mail using the received mail display function 106.

  When the terminal 100 requests to display the received mail, the terminal 100 transmits the user ID of the user who requests the display and the terminal ID of the requesting terminal to the server 120 (step 410).

  The server 120 that has acquired the display request refers to the terminal management table 170 stored in the storage device 224 and confirms the type of the terminal that has requested display of the received mail (steps 420 and 430).

  As a result of confirmation, if the terminal that requested the display is a terminal with a large screen size such as a PC, it is possible to display the received mail as it is, so the received mail is sent as it is without processing the received mail to be displayed. (Step 440).

  As a result of confirmation, if the terminal that requested display is other than a PC, format conversion processing is performed to realize display according to the terminal that requested display (step 450). Details of the format conversion process will be described with reference to FIG.

  The server 120 refers to the received mail management table 176 in order to confirm the content of the received mail to be displayed (step 502).

  As a result of referring to the received mail management table 176, when the attached mail is not included in the received mail, the user management table 172 is referred to (steps 503 and 504).

  With reference to the user management table 172, the degree of association between the user who has requested display of received mail and the transmission source user of each received mail is confirmed (step 505).

  As a result of confirmation, if all the relevance levels with the transmission source user are 4 or more, it is determined that all received mails are mails related to the user who requested the display, and the format conversion function 152 is used to display them. The layout such as the font of the received mail body and the line feed position is changed according to the screen size of the terminal (step 506).

  After changing the layout of the received mail body, the relevance level of the user management table 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process is terminated (step 507).

  In step 505, when the degree of association between the user who made the display request and the transmission source user is confirmed, and there is an association degree of 3 or less, the server cooperation function 162 is used to confirm the schedule of the user who made the display request. Is used to request and acquire the schedule of the user who requested display from the server managing the schedule application (step 508).

  If the body of an email sent by a user with a relevance level of 3 or less does not have the same wording as the acquired schedule, it is determined that the relevance is low and the relevance level is 3 or less using the summary generation function 154 The body of the email sent by the user is converted into a summary (steps 509 and 510).

  Use the format conversion function 152 to change the layout of the received mail body font and line feed position according to the screen size of the terminal to be displayed, using the format conversion function 152 for the received mail body including the summary converted body. For each received mail, the relevance level of the user management table 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process is terminated (steps 511 and 512).

  In step 509, when the text of the mail transmitted by the user having a relevance level of 3 or less has the same wording as the acquired schedule, it is determined that the mail having the same wording is relevant.

  Among the emails sent by the users having a relevance level of 3 or less, the summary generation function 154 is used to convert the body text other than the email determined to be relevant in step 509 into the summary (step 520). ).

  Use the format conversion function 152 to change the layout of the received mail body font and line feed position according to the screen size of the terminal to be displayed, using the format conversion function 152 for the received mail body including the summary converted body. For each received mail, the relevance level of the user management table 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process is terminated (steps 521 and 522). Note that a tag indicating relevance may be added to the received mail determined to be relevant in step 609, in addition to the relevance degree of the user management table 172.

  If it is determined in step 503 that the received mail management table 174 is referenced and there is a received mail including an attached file in the received mail, the sequence shown in FIG. 6 is executed.

  If there is a received mail including an attached file, the received mail display condition management table 174 is referred to and the display condition of the attached file is confirmed (step 601).

  If it is necessary to convert the format of the attached file as a result of confirming the display conditions, the attachment is made so as to meet the display conditions indicated by the received mail display condition management table 174 using the text part extraction function 154 and the summary generation function 156. The file format is converted (steps 602 and 603). If it is not necessary to convert the attached file as a result of confirming the display conditions, the attached file format conversion process is not executed.

  Next, the user management table 172 is referred to in order to convert the received mail text (step 604).

  Referring to the user management table 172, the degree of relevance between the user who has requested the display of received mail and the transmission source user of each received mail is compared (step 605).

  As a result of confirmation, if all the degrees of relevance with the transmission source user are 4 or more, it is determined that all received mails are related to the requested user, and the screen of the terminal to be displayed using the format conversion function 152 In accordance with the size, the layout, such as the font and line feed position of the received mail body, the size of the attached file including the attached file whose format has been converted, the animation operation, and the like are changed (step 606).

  After changing the received mail text and the attached file, the relevance level of the user management table 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process is terminated (step 607).

  In step 605, if the degree of association between the user who requested the display and the transmission source user is confirmed to be 3 or less, the server cooperation function 162 is used to confirm the schedule of the user who requested the display. Then, the server that manages the schedule application is requested and acquired for the schedule of the user who made the display request (step 608).

  If the body of an email sent by a user with a relevance level of 3 or less does not have the same wording as the acquired schedule, it is determined that the relevance is low and the relevance level is 3 or less using the summary generation function 154 The body of the email sent by the user is converted into a summary (steps 609 and 610).

  Next, when there is an attached file in the mail that has low relevance to the schedule and low relevance to the user, the text part extraction function 154 is used to extract the text part from the attached file (step 611). .

  Use the format conversion function 152 to receive the received mail body and the attached file including the attached file that has undergone format conversion in accordance with the screen size of the terminal to be displayed, including the body text that has undergone summary conversion. Change the layout such as the font and line feed position of the mail body, change the size of the attached file figure including the attached file that has undergone format conversion, the animation operation, etc. In addition, the user management table for each received mail The relevance level of 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process ends (steps 612 and 613).

  In step 609, when the text of the mail transmitted by the user having a relevance level of 3 or less has the same wording as the acquired schedule, it is determined that the mail having the same wording is relevant.

  Of the emails sent by users with a relevance level of 3 or less, the body text other than the email judged to be relevant in step 609 is converted into a summary using the summary generation function 154 (step 620). ).

  Next, when there is an attached file in the mail that has low relevance to the schedule and low relevance to the user, the text part extraction function 154 is used to extract the text part from the attached file (step 621). .

  Use the format conversion function 152 to receive the received mail body and the attached file including the attached file that has undergone format conversion in accordance with the screen size of the terminal to be displayed, including the body text that has undergone summary conversion. Change the layout such as the font and line feed position of the mail body, change the size of the attached file figure including the attached file that has undergone format conversion, the animation operation, etc. In addition, the user management table for each received mail The relevance level of 172 is added to the received mail as a relevance level tag, and the format conversion process ends (steps 622 and 623). It should be noted that a tag indicating relevance may be added to the received mail determined to be relevant in step 609, in addition to the relevance level of the user management table 172. The above is the sequence of the format conversion process.

  After performing the format conversion process, the server 120 transmits the received mail whose format has been converted to the terminal 100 (step 460).

  The terminal 100 that has received the received mail or the received mail whose format has been converted uses the received mail display switching function 106 to check the display method added to the received mail and the display order of the received mail (step 470). ).

  The received mail display switching function 106 displays the received mail on the screen display unit 218 based on the confirmed display method and the received mail display (step 480).

  The above is the sequence when the terminal 100 requests the server 120 to display the received mail.

  As a response to the received mail display request of the terminal 100, the server 120 transmits the received mail that has undergone the processing shown in FIG. 5, and the terminal 100 uses the received mail display switching function 106 to display the received mail. An example displayed on the display unit 218 is shown in FIG.

  FIG. 7 includes a body part for displaying a body text and an attached file display section for displaying an attached file.

  Reference numeral 700 denotes a state in which a summary is displayed in the body part and only text is displayed in the attached file display part. In addition, the text section and the attached file display section display a part indicating the current state, and buttons for the full text display in the text section and the summary display and full display buttons are arranged in the attached file display section. Thus, the user can freely switch the display method. In addition to the buttons, a mechanism in which the user can freely switch the display method may be installed. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a sequence when the user presses a button on each display unit.

  In the state of 700, when the user requests a change in display method by pressing a button in the body part or the attached file display part, a display method change request is transmitted to the server 120 (step 801). When transmitting the display method change request, the terminal 100 transmits the user ID and the terminal ID.

  The server 120 that has received the display method change request refers to the received mail display condition management table 174 and confirms that the display method can be changed (steps 802 and 803).

  If the display method cannot be changed as a result of the confirmation, the result is notified to the terminal 100 (step 804).

  The terminal 100 that has received the result displays the result, does not change it, and displays it in the state 700 (steps 805 and 806).

  Screen transitions 730 and 740 of the screen display unit 218 of the terminal 100 when the sequence of Step 801 to Step 806 is executed are shown.

  In the state 700, when the user presses the all display button of the attached file display unit, steps 801 to 804 are executed, and the result is notified to the terminal 100.

  The terminal 100 that has received the notification displays the notification result as indicated by 730 and then becomes in the same state as that of 700 as indicated by 740.

  As a result of confirming that the display method can be changed in step 803, if it can be displayed, format conversion is performed, and the format-converted received mail is transmitted to the terminal 100 (step 810, step 811).

  The terminal 100 receiving the received mail whose format has been converted displays the received mail, and then asks the user a question regarding the mail whose format has been converted, such as whether to use the normal display method after the format conversion. The server 120 displays the answer to the question (steps 812 and 813).

  The server 120 that has received the answer to the question changes the contents of the related table, and then ends the process (step 814).

  Screen transitions of the screen display unit 218 of the terminal 100 when the sequence of Steps 810 to 814 is executed are shown in 710 and 720, respectively.

  In the state of 700, when the user presses the full text display button in the body part, steps 801 to 803, step 810, and step 811 are executed, and the received mail whose format has been converted is transmitted to the terminal 100.

  Next, a confirmation item as shown in 710 is displayed, and a response to the confirmation item is transmitted to the server 120. In the case of the confirmation item 710, the relevance of the user management table 172 is updated.

  By using the above sequence, it is possible to display received mail in consideration of the specification of the terminal that displays mail, the relevance of the mail to be displayed and the user, and the user's schedule.

  Furthermore, when requesting the display of received mail, in addition to the user ID and terminal ID, the CPU usage rate and memory usage rate of the terminal at the time of request are sent, so that the attachment considering the CPU usage rate and memory usage rate A file display method can be provided.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a sequence of format conversion processing in consideration of the CPU usage rate and the memory usage rate.

  Note that the sequence in FIG. 9 is almost the same as the sequence in FIG. 4. In the sequence in FIG. 4, whether or not to convert the text into a summary is determined based on the degree of association with the transmission source user ID. In the sequence of FIG. 9, it is determined whether to convert the text into a summary based on the CPU usage rate and the memory usage rate.

  It should be noted that it is possible to determine whether or not to convert the format of the text or attached file using both the degree of association with the transmission source user ID, the CPU usage rate, and the memory usage rate.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described concretely, it cannot be overemphasized that this invention is not limited to it and can be variously changed in the range which does not deviate from the summary.

  For example, when it is assumed that the server is not a mail server but a content distribution server, the present invention can be applied to the content to be displayed.

100: terminal 102: communication function 104: terminal information acquisition function 106: received mail display function 108: terminal identification information 110: network 120: server 130: information acquisition function 132: terminal information acquisition function 134: user information acquisition function 136: reception Mail acquisition function 140: Display method determination function 150: Display received mail conversion function 152: Format conversion function 154: Text part extraction function 156: Summary generation function 160: Communication function 162: Server linkage function 164: Acquisition information management function 170: Terminal Management table 172: User management table 174: Received mail display condition management table 176: Received mail management table 210: CPU
212: Non-volatile memory 214: Storage device 216: Communication interface 218: Screen display unit 220: CPU
222: Non-volatile memory 224: Storage device 226: Communication interface 228: Structure analysis unit

Claims (8)

A content display system including an information terminal and a content providing server that provides content to be displayed on the information terminal ,
The content providing server includes:
Managing the display conditions of the content based on the device information of the information terminal and the requested user information requesting content display on the information terminal;
From the information terminal connected via a network, it receives a transfer request of the content corresponding to the content display request by the requesting user, and the device information of the information terminal, and a user information of the requesting user,
Determining whether conversion is necessary based on the received device information , the requested user information, and the display condition of the content to be managed ;
When converting the content is on the converted the content, placing a button to be selected to change the display method,
Send the converted content ,
The information terminal
The converted content in which the button is arranged is received from the content providing server and displayed,
A request to change the display method by the requesting user for the button arranged in the displayed content is transmitted to the content providing server;
The content providing server includes:
In response to the change request, a display method change confirmation process is performed,
The content display system, wherein the change confirmation processing result is notified to the terminal . The content display system according to claim 1,
The content providing server includes:
In the conversion of the content,
Characters included in the content and, a diagram of the format conversion, and conversion to summaries generated from the content, and a feature to <br/> performing the conversion, to the text extracted from the content Content display system . The content display system according to claim 1 or 2,
The content providing server includes:
Managing the degree of association between the requesting user and the user who created the content;
In the conversion of the content,
The examined and requesting user, and the creating user the content, the degree of association,
A content display system that determines a conversion method of the content with reference to the degree of association to be managed . The content display system according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The change confirmation processing result to be notified is a notification that the display method cannot be changed, or content that has been converted according to the changed display method.
A content display system characterized by that. The content display system according to claim 3,
The information terminal
In response to the transmitted display method change request, when the content converted according to the request is received, a display asking whether to change the display method after the change to a normal display method is performed,
Notifying the content display server of the input by the requesting user for the question,
  The content display server includes:
  Change the degree of association to be managed according to the input
A content display system characterized by that. The content display system according to claim 5,
The content providing server includes:
The relevance is transmitted together with the content that is the result of the conversion process,
The information terminal displays the received content in the order according to the relevance level.
A content display system characterized by that. The content display system according to any one of claims 1 to 6 ,
The content providing server includes:
In the conversion of the content,
A content display system , wherein the content conversion method is determined according to a CPU usage rate and a memory usage rate of the information terminal. The content display system according to any one of claims 1 to 7 ,
The content providing server includes:
In the conversion of the content,
From the information management server for managing information relating to prior Symbol requesting user, it acquires information relating to the requesting user,
Using the acquired information , the relevance between the requesting user and the content is obtained,
Content display system according to relevance obtained above, and wherein the determined Teisu Rukoto how to convert the content.

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