JPH0327813Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a new combination of recording symbols in the address book.

Conventional address books were mainly used to confirm the addresses of recipients when sending New Year's greeting cards and summer greeting cards.

However, based on my experience, did I send the greeting card to person A last time? , or did it come from person B? , etc., I had a hard time remembering what happened at that time, and it took me a lot of time. Of course, if you save the letters from that time, you can look them up each time and find out whether you sent a greeting card or not, and whether you came or not, but if you save the letters for many years, you will be able to check them each time. It is also difficult to put it down.

Therefore, I devised an address book with record marks to eliminate this inconvenience.

Moreover, even when greeting cards are exchanged between the two parties at the beginning of the year and during the height of summer, the contents are as follows.

B. Both we and the other party issued the documents at the same time. (I know when it's time to send a New Year's card.) B: After I sent it out, the other party came back later as a return gift.

Since the other party came, we gave it to them in return.

D. We sent a letter, but we did not receive a letter of return from the other party.

E: The other party came, but we did not send a letter of return.

F. Neither we nor the other party sent greeting cards this time.

If you use this recording symbol for the conditions from A to F above, you can also find out which category the contents of the letter corresponded to at the time.

As mentioned above, this address book with record marks has made it possible to find out at a glance, and over many years, problems that could not be found with conventional address books alone.

Now, to explain the recording symbols, first we determine the symbol that indicates our side, and then we also determine the symbol that indicates the other side (here, we will use a cross mark, that is, a dotted circle). (Here, we will temporarily use the 〓 mark, that is, the dotted line mark.) Then, the 〓 mark, which combines both symbols into one, is the recording symbol.

Write one of these symbols in each frame, and create 10 or more frames. (Refer to the partially enlarged diagram of the recording symbol in Figure 2 of the attached sheet.) As an example of its use, let's take a look at the New Year's card from 1981.
(Refer to Figure 3, usage example.) In the case of item A in the previous section... Trace the 〓 symbol representing us with blue ink and make it a 〇 mark, and also trace the 〓 symbol representing the other party with blue ink and make it an × mark. That is, both symbols are drawn in blue.

In the case of the previous item (b)...The 〓 symbol representing us is written on the 〇 mark in blue ink, and the 〓 symbol representing the other party is written on the × mark in red ink.

In the case of C in the previous section...the 〓 symbol representing us is marked with a circle in red ink, and the 〓 symbol representing the other party is marked with an × in blue ink.

In the case of item 2 in the previous section...the 〓 symbol indicating us is marked with a circle in blue ink, and the 〓 symbol indicating the other party is left as is. In other words, the symbol of the other party is not colored.

In the case of E in the previous paragraph...Draw the 〓 symbol indicating the other party on the × mark with blue ink, and leave the 〓 symbol indicating us as it is. In other words, our symbols are not colored.

In the case of the previous item... leave the symbol indicating us and the symbol indicating the other party as is. In other words, both symbols are not colored.

As shown above, the colored symbols indicate whether there is a greeting card at that time and its contents.

In particular, if the 〓 symbol indicating us is written in red and the 〓 symbol indicating the other party is written in blue, that is, in the case of C in the previous paragraph, the colored symbol will serve as a material to encourage self-reflection, and will be used in the next greeting card. When exchanging items, this is an important guideline to send items first without giving them to the other party.

Also, the symbols in the cases of ``d'', ``ho'', and ``he'' can tell you the degree of the relationship between you and the other party at that point in time.

I have been using this address book with record marks for many years and am convinced that it is very effective.

Note that this recording symbol may be one in which a symbol indicating the party and a symbol indicating the party are determined separately and then assembled into one.

The reason why it is possible to know the details of the sending and receiving situations on both sides in this way is because the symbols representing us and the symbols representing the other party are made clearly independent, and they are colored in different colors.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention. 1 is the address book,
2 is a recording symbol, and FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of 2.
FIG. 3 is an example of the use of 2.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In an address book, display columns for name, address, postal code, telephone number, etc. are arranged in any order, and corresponding to the display columns, several or more columns are provided for sending and receiving messages for each year. An address book with record symbols characterized in that a record symbol which is a combination of two different kinds of symbols is recorded in advance.