JPH10147082A - Display of record and its processing means - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To adapt to check and investigate a plurality of trademark records each including an identification number for specifying trademark and the trademark by displaying the trademark in an area of a rectangular shape substantially similar to a square shape, and adjacently disposing a plurality of rectangular areas. SOLUTION: Since an area 3 for displaying a trademark 2 is formed in a rectangular shape substantially similar to a square shape, even if many character trademarks are vertically or horizontally written, the trademark 2 can be contained in the area 3 even when it is not unusually contracted as compared with the trademark of actual size at the time of filing a registered trademark application. Hence, it is efficient to display many trademarks 2 in the display of a predetermined space. Since the three or more areas 3 are adjacently disposed, an operation for checking the many trademarks 2 at a glance can be rapidly conducted in the display containing at least six cases of trademark records each containing at least trademark identification number and the trademark 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display of a record for a trademark, in which the trademark of a plurality of records including the trademark can be easily checked, and a simple processing means for the display.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A search for a trademark which includes characters and which is to be used by itself or which is to be applied for registration, is to be carried out in order to determine whether or not another person has already applied for trademark registration. For example, there is a method of connecting to a commercial trademark database online and performing a search based on pronunciations generated from letters. However, there is a problem that search costs are considerably high. Further, it is possible to directly see the trademark obtained as an answer as a result of the search by an image, but usually, the trademark can only be viewed in a format in which the user flips the page one by one. It is not suitable for checking a large number of trademarks at a glance.

[0003] Further, a record of a trademark registration application is printed together with its trademark and trademark registration application number, and the like.
A trademark registration application bulletin published multiple times on a piece of paper can be seen, but a trademark that includes characters and generates pronunciation from reading is usually displayed in text format (such as characters entered with a word processor etc.), and the trademark was applied at the time of application Is often displayed somewhat differently. Some of the trademarks are displayed as images so that they remain as they were when the trademark was applied for, but they are displayed in a horizontally elongated rectangular frame (storage area) and are displayed vertically. It is not suitable for containing and posting text trademarks. In addition, the above-mentioned trademark database for search is used when a new trademark registration application is filed.
The analysis of pronunciation resulting from reading a trademark, etc., must usually be carefully and carefully done, so it takes a considerable amount of time to analyze and add it to the database as one item. In other words, there is a problem that it takes a considerable period of time to use.

[0004]

With the above background,
An object of the present invention is to provide a display device suitable for checking a plurality of trademark records including at least an identification number for identifying a trademark, such as a trademark registration application number, and a trademark more simply. It is to provide. Also, the second
In addition, from an electronic record (related to a trademark) that includes at least a trademark identification number and a trademark as data items, it is suitable for sorting such that the trademark including the character approaches the direction of the Japanese syllabary, and for quick investigation and use. The purpose is to provide an electronic record that can be easily provided. Thirdly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a trademark display (processing means) suitable for easily performing the operation of preparing an electronic record for the second purpose.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems The present inventor has made various studies to achieve the above object, and has reached the present invention. Less than,
The present invention will be described in detail in the order of claims 1 to 6.

[0006] (1) The invention of claim 1: One display body includes six or more trademark records, each record includes at least a trademark identification number and a trademark, and the trademark is a square having a shape close to a square. This is a display body of a trademark record displayed in an area, wherein three or more of the square areas are arranged adjacent to each other. Display means means means of display,
Representative examples include a paper surface (printed matter), a display made of a cathode ray tube, a plasma display, and the like. One means that the display objects are not physically separated by two or more. One sheet of paper is one display.
One display screen is also one display.

[0007] One display includes six or more trademark records. As an example of the number of cases of 6 or more,
Specifically, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1
3, 14, 15, 16, 18, and 20 (items). Preferably, though depending on the size of the display body, the number of display bodies (sheet space) of A4 size sheets is 8 to 20, more preferably 9 to 16. If the number of trademark records is too small, the efficiency of the check will be reduced, and if the number is too large, the area of one rectangular area for displaying the trademark will be too small, making it difficult to grasp and identify the trademark in it. Tend to be.

A trademark is composed of characters, symbols, figures, or a combination thereof. However, in order to be accommodated and displayed in each rectangular area, the length of the trademark is generally shorter than the actual size of the trademark when the trademark registration application was filed. 2/3 to 1/5 (about 4/9 in area)
(Corresponding to １ ／ 1/25). The actual size of the trademark at the time of filing the trademark registration application means the actual size of the trademark attached to the application at the time of filing the trademark registration application. Therefore, when an electronic application is filed, the judgment is made based on the size of the trademark when the electronic application document is printed on an A4 size document.

[0009] The trademark is displayed in a square area which is almost square. The size of one rectangular area is usually measured by the horizontal and vertical diameters, but the diameter is usually preferably 3
It is about 6 centimeters (centimeters). This square area is almost square. Therefore, the horizontal and vertical diameters of one area are almost the same. That is, "substantially the same" means that in the present invention, the ratio of the horizontal diameter to the vertical diameter (length) is in the range of about 1: 0.7 to 1.3, preferably The ratio of the vertical diameter is 1: 0.8 to 1.2
And more preferably in the range of 1: 0.9 to 1.1. Further, in the relationship between the size of the trademark and the rectangular area of the trademark display, the larger length of both the width and the height of the trademark is the diameter (length) of the rectangular area in the (length) direction. ) Is preferably about 9/10 to 4/10. If it exceeds 9/10, it will easily protrude from the rectangular area, and if it is less than 4/10, it will be difficult to recognize and grasp the details of the trademark.

Each square area may not be explicitly specified except when the frame is explicitly specified. In the case where there is no description, when a rectangular area surrounding each trademark is drawn, if the rectangular areas can be drawn adjacently, it is determined that there is a substantially rectangular area. A trademark record is a record related to a trademark. Representatively, there are records related to trademark registration application, records related to publication of trademark registration application, records related to trademark registration, and the like. A record related to a trademark registration application usually includes items such as an application date, an applicant name, a class of a designated product, and a specific name of a designated product, in addition to an application number and a trademark (itself). In the display of the present invention, each record includes at least a trademark identification number and a trademark.

[0011] The trademark identification number is a number capable of identifying the trademark for which trademark registration was applied for to 1, and typically includes a trademark registration application number. When the application is published, the trademark application publication A number, a trademark registration number when a trademark is registered, and the like also correspond to the identification number. Regarding the positional relationship between the trademark identification number and the trademark, there are cases where the number is disposed apart from the rectangular area for displaying the trademark, and cases where the number is disposed adjacent thereto. Three or more square areas are arranged adjacent to each other. Therefore, the number of adjacent square areas is 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14,
16, 18, 20 and the like. 1 record
Taking two display objects as an example, if three rectangular areas are adjacent and the other nine are separated separately,
Various combinations such as a case where there are three groups of four adjacent groups, a case where all twelve groups are adjacent, and the like. However, it is easier to conduct surveys and checks if they are all adjacent.

Therefore, an embodiment of the present invention is as follows. A. The display according to claim 1, wherein the number of records is in a range of 6 to 20. B. The display according to claim 1, wherein the number of records is in a range of 8 to 16. C. The rectangular area has a horizontal or vertical diameter of about 3-6.
The display according to claim 1, wherein the display is in a range of centimeters. D. The display body according to claim 1, wherein the trademark is displayed in a substantially square rectangular area in a reduced size in a range of about 2/3 to 1/5 in length compared to the actual size at the time of application for trademark registration. E. FIG. 2. The trademark as claimed in claim 1, wherein the longer of the width and the height of the trademark is about 9/10 to 4/10 of the diameter (length) of the trademark display rectangular area in that direction. Display body. F. 2. The record display according to claim 1, wherein the trademark identification number is arranged at a distance from or adjacent to a rectangular area for accommodating and displaying the trademark.

(2) The display according to claim 1, wherein the trademarks including the characters are arranged such that the pronunciation resulting from the reading of the characters is roughly in the order of the Japanese syllabary. The order of the Japanese syllabary roughly means the order in the direction approaching the order of the Japanese syllabary (the order of Ai-Wao) as compared to the case where the words are arranged in a completely random manner in view of the pronunciation resulting from reading of characters. When roughly arranged in the order of the Japanese syllabary, typically, in the case of the order of the Japanese syllabary, the first pronunciation is A.I.
A group belonging to any of U, E, and O (A line group), a groove whose first pronunciation belongs to any of K, K, K, K, and K (K line group), and a S line group. Line, mosquito line, sa line, ta line, na line, c line,
There are cases where the lines are arranged in the order of each of the groups of Ma, Ya, La, and Wa.

[0014] Trademarks that do not contain characters and do not produce pronunciation are also considered to be non-pronounced trademarks, and it is convenient to check them if they are grouped together in one group (usually at the end of the list of character trademarks). Pronunciations arising from foreign languages are usually judged by readings that can be commonly understood by customers and distributors of goods. Generally, characters that cannot be read by ordinary Japanese, such as Korean and Russian, are considered not to be read and are included in the so-called image trademark (non-pronounced trademark) group consisting of figures. Is preferred. Embodiments of the present invention include the following. A. 3. The display according to claim 2, wherein the trademarks including characters are arranged in such a way that the first pronunciation resulting from reading the characters is in the order of the Japanese syllabary. B. For a trademark containing characters, the first pronunciation resulting from the reading of the characters is in the following order: a-line, ka-line, sa-line, ta-line, na-line, c-line, ma-line, ya-line, la-line, and wa-line The display body according to claim 2, wherein the display bodies are arranged as follows.

(3) The invention according to claim 3: One display body includes six or more trademark records, each record includes at least a trademark identification number and a trademark, and the trademark is a square having almost a square shape. Three or more square areas are arranged adjacent to each other, and a blank area is provided for each trademark in which means for reordering the trademarks are provided. Display of trademark records to be displayed. The means for reordering each trademark means a medium for changing the order when a reordering process (sorting calculation process) is performed by a contributor, and specifically, a kana (“Katakana” Or "Hiragana"), numbers, alphabets, and sometimes "Kanji"
Combinations thereof can be given. The blank area to fill in corresponds to each of the trademark records,
This is a blank area where the above sorting means can be entered.
Blank areas may be surrounded by frames one by one,
Frames are not required. The blank area may be placed in any position within the display, and may be separated from the square area, adjacent to the square area, or even within the square area so as not to overlap with the trademark. Can be provided.

The following examples are given as embodiments of the present invention. A. 4. The display according to claim 3, wherein the blank areas provided for each trademark for entering the means for rearranging the trademarks are adjacent to each other. B. 4. The display according to claim 3, wherein the blank areas provided for each trademark in order to fill in the means for rearranging the trademarks are spaced apart from each other. C. 4. The display according to claim 3, wherein the blank area is arranged adjacent to each square area or at a position that does not overlap with a trademark in the square area because one blank area is opposed to one square area.

(4) The invention according to claim 4: One display body includes six or more trademark records, each record includes at least a trademark identification number, and the trademark is stored for each trademark record. A display body for a trademark record, comprising a square area close to a square for display, wherein at least three of the square areas are arranged adjacent to each other. This is a form in which the trademark is removed from the display according to the first aspect of the present invention, and when the trademark is displayed in the rectangular area, the display becomes the first aspect. (5) The invention according to claim 5: at least the trademark identification number, the trademark, and the pronunciation resulting from the reading of the character included in the trademark when the sorting operation is performed when the trademark includes the character are performed. A reordering means arranged in a direction approaching the order of the Japanese syllabary, wherein said reordering means is based on a certain range from the first pronunciation to the middle, not on the basis of all pronunciations of a trademark including a character which usually arises from reading of a character. An electronic record characterized by its composition based on pronunciation.
A typical example of the rearrangement means is a pronunciation ("Katakana" or "Hiragana") of a pronunciation generated from reading a character constituting a trademark, that is, a kana display.

In addition, "1" is used for the trademark of the A-line group, "2" is used for the trademark of the Ka-line group, and "3" is used for the sa-line group. Alternatively, a numerical value may be assigned to each group of leading pronunciations resulting from character reading, and the magnitude of the number may be used as a means for rearranging. Also, from a similar point of view, alphabets can be used as a sorting means. For trademarks that do not have characters or that contain characters that cannot be read by Japanese people even if they seem to be characters, computer characters such as kanji (for example, “figure” or 50 letters and the last letter “５０” or “ヲ ヲ ヲ”) Characters that can be rearranged to the last position when sorting (processing) is applied to the rearranging means may be applied. The reordering means is constructed not on the basis of the whole pronunciation of a trademark including a character but usually based on the pronunciation of a certain range from the first pronunciation to the middle (not used). For example, it is constructed based on the pronunciation of about one to four sounds from the beginning.

The above "usually" means that exceptions in special cases are allowed. That is, it is not usually based on all pronunciations arising from letters (all pronunciations are not used). However, in special cases, such as when the trademark is a very short one- or two-character trademark (when such a trademark is partially mixed)
As a result, only one note from the first pronunciation for the trademark
Even if it is decided to use all the sounds of the pronunciation resulting from the trademark constituent characters when the pronunciation is based on about four sounds, the display means is included in the scope of the present invention. The reordering means is usually sufficient for one trademark, but when it is considered that there are two or more pronunciations (names) resulting from the reading of characters of the trademark, the reordering means corresponds to the second reading. If the third reading can occur if necessary, a corresponding rearranging means may be prepared.

In the computerized record of the present invention, any item other than the above items may be added as necessary. For example, the following items can be mentioned. (A) In the case where the characters of the trademark displayed in the square area are small and it is not always easy to read, in a blank portion (upper side, lower side, left side or right side) which does not overlap with the trademark inside the square area, or Means for instructing, outside the rectangular area and adjacent to the rectangular area, the characters constituting the trademark, or all or all of the pronunciations resulting from the reading of the characters of the trademark or from the first pronunciation to the middle of the pronunciation. To fill out the item. (B) for distinguishing whether or not a stylized trademark (a graphic trademark, a trademark composed of a combination of a character and a graphic, or a trademark which is composed of characters but whose characters are stylized); Item to fill in means. (C) An item for entering a means for distinguishing a graphic trademark into various groups.

Therefore, as an embodiment of the present invention,
Examples include the following: 6. The digitized record according to claim 5, wherein the reordering means is composed of any of kana ("katakana" or "hiragana"), alphabets (A, B, C, etc.), numerical values, kanji, or a combination thereof. B. 6. The digitized record according to claim 5, wherein the reordering means is constructed on the basis of the pronunciation from the first pronunciation to the fourth tone among the pronunciations resulting from the reading of the trademark characters including the characters. C. 6. The digitized record according to claim 5, wherein two or more sorting means are provided as necessary. D. The characters that make up the trademark or the characters of the trademark are placed in the margins (top, bottom, left, or right) that do not overlap with the trademark inside the rectangular area, or in the area outside the rectangular area and adjacent to the rectangular area. 6. The digitized record according to claim 5, further comprising an item for inputting means for instructing to display all or a part of the pronunciation from the first to the middle of the pronunciation resulting from the reading. E. FIG. 6. The digitized record according to claim 5, further comprising an item for entering means for distinguishing whether or not the trademark is a stylized trademark. Although it is outside the scope of the invention of claim 5, with respect to the inventions of claim 1 and claim 2,
For the digitized record based on the display, the rearranging means may be configured based on (using) all of the pronunciations resulting from reading the characters. For example, when the trademark is composed of the characters "Furerin Volcano", "Fulinkazan", which is a full pronunciation, is used as the sorting means.

(6) The invention according to claim 6: Based on the display according to claim 1, an operation for adding a means for rearranging the order of the Japanese syllabary including letters to the digitized record of the trademark as a new item is provided. Item 5. A method for processing an electronic record according to Item 5. In the case where the display body of claim 1 is a printed matter, the sorting means is displayed on the printed matter based on the printed matter, and the displayed sorting means is read by an OCR device together with a trademark identification number to be digitized, and the trademark is displayed. There is a method of adding an identification number as a common key to a computerized record of a trademark as a new item. Also, if the display is a display attached to a computer, etc., on the screen, for each trademark identification number,
There is a method of additionally registering the reordering means as a new item (in the presence of a prepared registration software program) in each trademark record. In addition, there is a method in which the rearranging means is read into a table of spreadsheet software together with the trademark identification number, and the identification number is added as a common key to the electronic record of the trademark as one item.

When a paper (printed matter) is used as a display medium, the display of the present invention is generally formed in a vertically long shape as a whole. When the display means is a display medium, it is more convenient to use a horizontally long display body according to a commonly used shape. Further, in the embodiment of Example 1 described below, each trademark identification number is collectively displayed, but may be provided adjacent to each trademark display rectangular area. In the case of this method, it is easier to confirm the relationship between the trademark and the identification number of the record (compared to a case where the trademark is not provided adjacently). Also, in considering "pronunciation arising from reading a character", it is difficult to mark a product (or service), for example, as "clean" in the trademark "beautiful Gorbos". Characters (parts) that are unlikely to function can be excluded from reading and considered. Therefore, in the case of this example = trademark "beautiful Gorbos", if the character part of "beautiful" which is hard to be a mark is excluded from the reading target,
The pronunciation resulting from reading this trademark is "Golbos".
Furthermore, in the case where the characters of the trademark displayed in the rectangular area are small and it is not always easy to read, a blank portion (upper side, lower side,
On the left side or right side), or on the part outside the rectangular area and adjacent to the rectangular area, the characters that constitute the trademark, or all of the pronunciations resulting from reading the characters of the trademark or the pronunciation from the beginning to the middle of the pronunciation This makes it easier to search and check for trademarks. The embodiment of the invention in this case is as follows. The characters that make up the trademark or the characters of the trademark are placed in the margins (top, bottom, left, or right) that do not overlap with the trademark inside the rectangular area, or in the area outside the rectangular area and adjacent to the rectangular area. 3. The display according to claim 1, wherein all of the pronunciations resulting from the reading or the pronunciations from the first pronunciation to the middle are displayed.

[0024]

【Example】

[Example 1] An embodiment of the first aspect of the present invention One display body includes 12 trademark records, each of which includes a trademark registration application number, a trademark (itself), an application date,
Class of designated goods (CL), applicant (name or name)
And the trademark is displayed in a square area (approximately 4.0 centimeters in width, 5.0 centimeters in vertical length, ratio of horizontal to vertical diameter = 1: 1.25) which is almost square. A trademark record display body in which 12 square areas for trademark display are arranged adjacent to each other. This is shown in FIG. However, the figure is slightly reduced from the actual size. On the upper side (in parentheses) inside the rectangular area numbered 7, the pronunciation generated from reading the characters of the trademark housed and displayed in the rectangular area is displayed in katakana from the beginning to the third note. This same display (the display of “Terito” in parentheses) is performed in the square area of number 6 in Example 2 (FIG. 2) described below. [Example 2] An embodiment of the invention of claim 2 A trademark in which trademarks including characters are rearranged based on the display body of the trademark record described in Example 1 such that the pronunciation resulting from reading the characters is in the order of the Japanese syllabary. Display body of the record. This example is shown in FIG. However, the description of the filing date, the class of the designated product (CL), and the applicant are omitted.

[Example 3] Embodiment of the invention according to claim 3 One display body contains 12 trademark records, each record contains at least a trademark identification number and a trademark, and the trademark is almost square. It is displayed in a rectangular area, and the 12 rectangular areas are arranged adjacent to each other, and further, means for reordering the trademarks in order of pronunciation (reordering means 1, 2, 3) are entered. A trademark record display body, wherein blank areas are provided for each trademark and on the upper side of the display body. This example is shown in FIG. FIG. 4 shows an example in which sorting means is entered in this blank area.

[Example 4] An embodiment of the invention according to claim 4 One display includes 12 trademark records, each record includes a trademark registration application number, and each trademark record has its own trademark. A square area (approximately 4.0 cm in width and 5.0 in height) for storing and displaying
Cm, width: length ratio = 1: 1.25. The trademark is not labeled. ), And a trademark record display body in which twelve square areas for trademark display are arranged adjacent to each other. This is shown in FIG. However, the figure is slightly reduced from the actual size. [Example 5] An embodiment of the invention of claim 5 includes, as items, a trademark registration application number, a trademark (itself), and a means for rearranging the trademark, and the rearranging means includes a case where the trademark includes characters. If the trademark is composed of the first three sounds (Katakana display) of all the pronunciations resulting from the reading of the character, and the trademark does not contain any characters, and the trademark contains characters but cannot be read by ordinary people, "Figure"
An electronic record characterized by being composed of: This example is shown in FIG. Note that, in this figure, the trademark is the example 1
, But is abbreviated by changing to alphabets such as A, B, and C (not shown).
In the table, "TN" is a column for entering a means for instructing whether or not to display a special display in the rectangular area. In this column, "1" indicates the instruction. (Symbol). The item column in which "IM" is described is a portion for entering a means for designating whether or not the trademark is a stylized trademark. In this column, "1" is used as a means for designating the trademark. ing. Example 3
(FIG. 3), "TN" and "I" in each display of Example 4 (FIG. 4).
The column marked with "M" is a column provided as preparation for digitized record creation. [Example 6] An example of adding the alphabetical order rearranging means for a trademark including a character as a new item to a computerized record of a trademark based on the display according to the first embodiment. 5. A method for processing an electronic record according to item 5.

[Example 7] Another embodiment of the invention according to the first aspect of the present invention. A display body of a trademark record in which a frame provided in each square area for trademark display of the display body of the first embodiment is removed. The corresponding figure is not attached. [Example 8] Still another embodiment of the invention of claim 1 A display body of a trademark record in which two more records are added to the display body of the embodiment 1 and the number of adjacent square areas for trademark display is set to 14. FIG. 7 shows an embodiment. [Embodiment 9] Still another embodiment of the invention according to claim 1 A trademark record display body in which other items of the trademark record corresponding to the trademark are displayed adjacent to each of the rectangular areas for trademark display. Four rectangular areas are adjacent to each other, and three sets of adjacent groups (quadrangular areas) are provided. FIG. 8 illustrates this.

Example 10 Another embodiment of the third aspect of the present invention A blank area is created by deleting the applicant's description from the portion of the display shown in FIG. Display body used as a blank area for entry. FIG. 9 illustrates this.

[0029]

In the case of the first aspect of the present invention, since the area for displaying the trademark is a square almost in the shape of a square, even if many character trademarks are written vertically or horizontally,
Trademarks can be accommodated in the trademark display area without forcibly reducing the size of the trademark at the time of filing, and a large number of trademarks are displayed in a display body with a certain space. But efficient. Further, since three or more trademark display areas are arranged adjacent to each other, it is possible to quickly check a large number of trademarks in a display body including at least six trademark records. be able to. In the case of the invention of claim 2, since the trademarks including characters are arranged so that the pronunciation resulting from the reading of the characters is roughly in the order of the Japanese syllabary, the trademark aiming at pronunciation (or a trademark having similar pronunciation) is made. The work of checking for the presence or absence can be shortened in a shorter time.

In the case of the third aspect of the present invention, since there is a blank area in the same display body and the sorting means can be entered there, the presence or absence of the erroneous entry can be checked or calibrated in relation to the trademark. Can be performed accurately in a short time. In the case of the invention according to claim 4, regardless of whether a number of trademarks are vertical or horizontal, when the trademark is to be accommodated in the rectangular area, the rectangular area has a shape close to a square. Compared to the case of the original trademark at the time of filing, and the case where the display is accommodated in a vertically or horizontally long rectangular area, it is usually unnecessary to perform excessive reduction, so that the accommodation display is easy. In the case of the invention of claim 5, (usually, in the case of a trademark including a character, all of the pronunciations resulting from the reading of the character are input and used as a means for rearranging, but this is not the case). By arranging the reordering means while stopping the sound generation to a certain point from the middle to the middle, the reordering means can be prepared easily in a short time, and the creation and use of the digitized record can be sped up.

In the case of the invention of claim 6, the display body of claim 1 is based. As a result, a plurality of trademarks are displayed on the display body, and three or more rectangular areas for trademark display are adjacent to each other, so that it is more efficient as compared to a case where one trademark is displayed separately at a time. The phonetic order rearranging means can be read out, and, as a result, the alphabetical order rearranging means for a trademark including characters can be efficiently added as a new item to an electronic record such as each trademark registration application.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 to 9 each show an embodiment of the present invention as described above.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1: Trademark identification symbol 2: Trademark 3: Square area 4: Blank area 5: Sorting means

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A display includes at least six trademark records, each record including at least a trademark identification number and a trademark, wherein the trademark is displayed in a square area that is substantially square. A display body of a trademark record in which three or more of the rectangular areas are arranged adjacent to each other. 2. The record display according to claim 1, wherein the trademarks including the characters are arranged such that pronunciations resulting from the reading of the characters are approximately in the order of the Japanese syllabary. 3. A display comprising six or more trademark records, each record including at least a trademark identification number and a trademark, wherein the trademark is displayed in a square area that is substantially square. A display body for records, wherein three or more of the rectangular areas are arranged adjacent to each other, and a blank area is provided for each trademark in which means for reordering the trademarks are provided. 4. A display body includes six or more trademark records, each record including at least a trademark identification number, and a substantially square shape for accommodating and displaying the trademark for each trademark record. With a close square area,
A display body for a record, wherein three or more of the rectangular areas are arranged adjacent to each other. 5. Items include at least a trademark identification number,
A reordering unit that, when a reordering operation is performed when a trademark and a character are included in a trademark, the pronunciation resulting from reading the character included in the trademark is arranged in a direction approaching the order of the Japanese syllabary; An electronic record characterized in that the replacement means is constructed not based on the entire pronunciation of a trademark including characters but usually resulting from the reading of characters, but on the basis of pronunciation within a certain range from the first pronunciation to the middle. 6. The computerized record according to claim 5, wherein, based on the display of claim 1, means for adding the alphabetical order sorting of the trademark including the character as a new item to the computerized record of the trademark is performed. Processing method.