JPH0991364A - Publication for information recording disk - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To immediately read a desired part to be seen or listened to from an arbitrary place of the publication on the information recording disk by printing a recording information call code for calling the desired part in transparent ion ink. SOLUTION: The recording information call code 1 is printed in the transparent ion ink over characters or pronunciation symbols of a foreign language, printed in visible ink, like a foreign language teaching material, etc., and a sensor is applied, so that the pronunciation of the part on the information recording disk corresponding to the foreign language can be heard. Further, a visible contact mark 2 is added and printed at the desired part to be called. Namely, the recording information call code 1 is printed in a transparent state on printed matter of the publication printed in the visible ink and the information recording disk is read from the desired place. This transparent ink is extremely inexpensive and safe, so there is no large economical load even when the ink is used by a large amount.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

Reference number = MP07-09
(2) The present invention includes a dictionary used for learning a foreign language, texts, language teaching materials such as reference books, music-related publications such as songbooks and sheet music, movie scenarios, picture books,
Publications such as classics, games, quiz books, pictorial books, encyclopedias, maps, travel guides, trade fair guidebooks, and CDs (compact discs), CD-ROMs (read-only compact discs), DVDs (digital video discs), P
D (phase change optical disk), MO (magneto-optical disk), H
The present invention relates to an electronic publication in which D (hard disk) or FD (floppy disk) is combined.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a tape or a CD is used when a voice is required for learning a language, practicing music, etc. However, it takes time to find a desired portion from the tape or the CD. Especially in the case of Japanese music, there is not a solid score like Western music and there are many verbal parts, so when practicing, there are many parts that rely on the sound of tapes or CDs, and a method to easily find the desired part from the information recording disk is desired. Was there. Also, as you can see in a karaoke CD, when you look at a publication and search for the contents of the CD, it was a method of assigning a number to each song and instructing it with a remote controller. In this case, it is natural that the number of calls is limited. It is possible to replace this number with a bar code, but this requires high accuracy in printing and is expensive, and it is visually very complicated and unusable.

[0003]

As a result of the increase in the storage memory of the CD and the enormous amount of information contained in the CD, the user can immediately see what he / she wants to see or hear from the CD from any place in the publication. "Head start" that can be called
The mechanism of became necessary. This is especially useful for practicing a language that requires repetition of desired parts. CD
DVD, CD-ROM, which is expected to become popular in the future as well as
PO, MO, HD, and FD are also included in the present invention. In the present invention, CD, CD-ROM, DVD, P
The O, HD, and FD are called information recording disks. Reference number = MP07-09
(3)

[0004]

According to the present invention, instead of printing the record information calling code with a normal ink, a bar code is printed, and the recording / reading of information invented by the present inventors is carried out. The method described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 175877/1995 is used to solve the problem by printing a digital code such as Calla Code with transparent ion ink (Japanese Patent Application No. 7-192388). In other words, this patent is applied to a printed matter printed with visible ink of a publication to print a recorded information calling code in a transparent manner, and an information recording disk is called from a desired position. The transparent ion ink used is very inexpensive. Since it is safe, there is no financial burden even if used in large quantities.

[0005]

The action and effect of the present invention is completely unobtrusive because the transparent ionic ink is invisible to the human eye, no matter how complicated and complicated the pattern is printed. Also, since it is possible to print on visible normal ink, the amount of information is doubled even in this point, and because it is transparent, there is no visual problem even if it is printed on the entire surface of the paper and the amount of information is Increase dramatically.

When it is desired to hear the sound of the portion or to see the image at the same time while viewing the publication, it is possible by applying a sensor (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 175877) to a desired location. But if the ionic ink is transparent,
There is a problem that the user does not know where to touch the detection sensor. Therefore, it is necessary to determine a certain rule in advance where to contact the detection sensor. It becomes necessary to use the contents described in the publication, that is, the characters, symbols, and the specified specific parts of the picture printed with the visible ink, or to provide a visible contact mark. Specific rules and embodiments will be described in detail in Examples.

Reference number = MP07-09
(4)

Example 1 As seen in the dictionary of FIG. 1 (A) and the teaching material for foreign language learning of FIG. 2 (A), foreign language characters printed with visible ink or phonetic symbols are made of transparent ion ink. It is possible to hear the pronunciation of the portion corresponding to the foreign language in the information recording disk by printing the recorded information calling code 1 overlaid and applying the sensor. Also, as shown in FIG.
FIG. 2B shows an example in which a visible contact mark 2 is attached to a desired portion to be called instead of printing the recorded information calling code overlaid on the foreign language character. As the contact mark 2, there are various types such as a symbol, a code, a number, a picture, a solid line or a dotted line, or a color tone, a hue, a density, a gloss which are distinguished from the ground color. And the record information call code with transparent ion ink is contact mark 2
There is a case where the contact mark is printed in contact with the contact mark and a case where the contact mark is printed near the contact mark. FIG. 1 (B) shows an example of the case where the reference mark ● is used as the contact mark.

[0008]

Example 2 As shown in FIG. 2 (A), a recorded information calling code 1 was printed at the beginning and end of each foreign language sentence that one wants to hear or see on an information recording disk in a language teaching material. The case is shown. Recorded information calling code 1
By pressing the sensor on the, you can call the sentence from the information recording disk and listen to it, and you can also view it on the screen if necessary. Also, if you want to listen to several sentences in a batch, you can put a sensor on the beginning and end of the sentence. Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (A), the contact mark 2 can be attached to the beginning and end of the sentence as in Example 1.

[0009]

[Third Embodiment] In FIG. 3, when the portion desired to be called is a lesson, chapter, or the whole story, the recorded information calling code 1 is printed on the title. When it is desired to call the entire page, the record information calling code 1 is printed on the number of pages displaying the page. Also in this case, as described in the first embodiment, contact marks can be attached to the respective places.

[0010]

[Embodiment 4] In addition to Embodiments 1 and 2, FIG.
As shown in (A), a normal reference number = MP07-09
(5) Print the call code 1 of the record information of the translation in its own language between or directly under the foreign language characters printed with visual ink. In that case, it is also possible to print the record information calling code 1 at a position corresponding to the beginning and end of a foreign language between lines, or add a contact mark 2 as shown in FIG. 4 (B).

[0011]

[Embodiment 5] As shown in FIG. 5, a foreign language can be heard by putting a sensor on a character of its own language for practicing foreign language conversation and learning words, phrases, sentences and the like. Therefore, the print information calling code 1 for calling the foreign language corresponding to the printing of the native language is printed. Also, a contact mark can be used as in the first embodiment.

[0012]

[Sixth Embodiment] In the case where a question is given in a foreign language in a text or a collection of questions, or when a question is given in a hearing or a dictation, the sentence is often given directly from the information recording disk without writing the sentence on the paper. As shown in FIG. 6, a solid line is used as the contact mark 2, and a recording information calling code is printed at this solid line.

[0013]

[Embodiment 7] If the answer is not desired to be printed with normal visible ink as shown in FIG. 7, the answer can be put out only in the information recording disk and can be heard. In that case, in addition to the contact mark of the first embodiment, as shown in various examples in FIG. 7, characters, (), a frame surrounded by a solid line or a dotted line, or the like can also be the contact mark 2. Also, in the case of the teaching material for lower grades as shown in FIG. 8, it is fun to write a plurality of answers and put a sensor on the correct answer so that a voice such as "ping pawn", "hit", or "pass" can be heard. The contact mark 2 uses pictures, symbols, letters, numbers, etc. to make it easy for children to understand.

[0014]

[Embodiment 8] In the case of a musical score, as shown in FIG. 9, first, the recorded information calling code 1 is printed in the first part of the staff, and the recorded information calling code indicating the end is printed by dividing the code. And the same thing is repeated for each phrase. Then sensor reference number = MP07-09
By applying (6) to the recorded information calling chords at the beginning and end of the desired phrase, it is possible to hear the melody represented by the notes in between, the accompaniment, or a combination thereof. If the interval between the recorded information calling codes at the end and the beginning is too small, there is a risk of misreading.Therefore, replace the beginning code above the staff, the ending recorded information call code below the staff, or the top and bottom. If you print it, there will be a gap and you can avoid misreading. If you want to listen to the entire song, print the recorded information calling code in the title. In addition, it is also convenient to use the visible contact mark 2 as necessary as shown in FIG.

[0015]

Ninth Embodiment In addition to the eighth embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10, a recorded information calling code is printed for each phrase of lyrics written below the staff. In this case as well, the contact mark may be used.

[0016]

[Embodiment 10] It is also used in the case of Japanese music without staves or religious affairs such as sutras.

[0017]

[Embodiment 11] As shown in FIG. 11, it is possible to hear sounds produced by a sound-producing object such as a voice of an animal, a musical instrument, a machine, a vehicle, or a natural phenomenon, as shown in FIG. In that case, the recorded information calling code 1 is printed on the number, code, or name of each name.

[0018]

[Embodiment 12] As shown in FIG. 12, when a child listens to a picture book or story book, an easy-to-understand visible contact mark 2 is added to each paragraph or page in consideration of the operation by a young child. .

[0019]

[Embodiment 13] It is possible to hear a quiz question by sound or hear an answer. In that case, the record information calling code is printed on the number, code, symbol, or solid line attached to the question or answer. Reference number = MP07-09
(7) Print.

[0020]

[Embodiment 14] For travel information, maps, etc., a lot of information can be obtained by putting the description on the information recording disk without making the map complicated.

[0021]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram in which a code is printed on the characters themselves in the dictionary and a diagram in which a contact mark is used.

[Fig. 2] Diagrams with codes printed at the beginning and end of sentences written in foreign language characters and diagrams with contact marks

[Figure 3] Diagram in which a code is printed on the title and page display

FIG. 4 is a diagram in which the call code of the native language is printed between lines and a diagram showing the location of the code by using a contact mark directly under the foreign language character.

[Fig. 5] A diagram in which a foreign language call code is printed over the native language

FIG. 6 is a diagram using a solid line as a contact mark to indicate the location of the problem.

FIG. 7: Various contact marks for indicating the location of answers

[Figure 8] Figure devised for children

FIG. 9 is a diagram in which codes are printed on staffs.

FIG. 10 is a diagram using contact marks on staff.

[Figure 11] A diagram in which a code is printed on an encyclopedia or a picture book

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Record information calling code 2 Contact mark

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A publication characterized in that a recorded information calling code for calling a desired portion is printed with a transparent ion ink from an information recording disk corresponding to the described content of a printed material. 2. The publication of claim 1 and a CD or CD-R on which the contents corresponding to the recorded information calling code are recorded.
An electronic publication characterized by a combination of OM, DVD, PD, MO, HD or FD. 3. The publication according to claim 1, wherein the record information calling code is printed by superimposing characters, symbols, numbers, pictures, or staffs printed with visible ink. 4. The publication according to claim 1, wherein the record information calling code is printed in a blank portion directly above or below a letter, number, symbol, or staff printed with visible ink. . . 5. The publication according to claim 1, wherein the recorded information calling code is printed at a place marked with a contact mark. 6. A publication characterized in that the contact mark according to claim 5 is a symbol, a code, a numeral, a solid line or a dotted line, a tone different from a ground color, a hue, a density or a gloss, or a combination thereof. Stuff. 7. A publication characterized in that the recorded information calling code in claim 1 is a one-dimensional or two-dimensional digital code. 8. A publication characterized in that the recorded information calling code in claim 7 is a Carla code.