JPH11327744A - Interactive type processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an interactive processing system which enables a specific person to have a specific picture displayed by a simple operation. SOLUTION: By pressing plural specified positions on a screen within a specified time on a start screen, it is possible to display a system set screen 80 as a special picture on a monitor. For example, it is possible to display the system set screen 80 by continuously pressing within five seconds areas near four corners of the screen including a part where a selection button is not displayed. Also, order of pressing may be specified by, for instance, pressing the four corners clockwise from an upper right corner of the screen. Thus, it is possible to display the system set screen 80 by a simple operation when a specified manager or the like wants to make a detailed set.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an interactive processing system for executing various processes by responding to contents displayed on a screen by a user.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various contents are displayed on a screen of a display device such as a CRT or a liquid crystal by a user pressing a selection button displayed on the screen with an input device such as a mouse or a touch panel to give various instructions. Interactive processing systems capable of performing processing are known. When such an interactive processing system is used, various processes using a computer can be executed by simple operations without performing input using a keyboard or memorizing complicated instructions.

In such an interactive processing system, a special screen which an ordinary user does not need to see, such as a setting screen for an administrator to change the operation of the system, can be displayed on the display unit. There are things that are.

[0004]

However, if the above setting screen can be called up too easily,
A general user who should not display the setting screen may erroneously display the setting screen, and may lose his understanding of the operation or make inappropriate settings.

Further, when the method of calling the setting screen is complicated, there is a problem that it takes time and effort for an administrator of the apparatus to display the setting screen, which is inconvenient.

[0006] A method of calling a setting screen by inputting a password known only to an administrator to the apparatus is conceivable. However, if the password is known to another person, a non-administrator can call the setting screen or forget the password. Then, there is a problem that even the administrator cannot call the setting screen.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problem, and an object of the present invention is to provide an interactive processing system in which only a specific person can display a special screen by a simple operation. It is in.

[0008]

According to the interactive processing system of the present invention or the interactive processing program of the present invention, a plurality of processing selection buttons are displayed on a screen displayed on a display unit. The display unit detects the position where the screen is pressed by the input unit, and displays a special screen on the display unit when a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen are pressed by the input unit. By setting the plurality of predetermined positions to positions that are unlikely to be pressed by a normal user, only a specific person such as an administrator can display a special screen such as a setting screen by a simple operation.

According to the interactive processing system according to the second aspect of the present invention or the interactive processing program according to the fifth aspect, the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen in a predetermined order. . Therefore, it is possible to prevent a general user from displaying the special screen by mistake.

According to the interactive processing system according to the third aspect of the present invention or the interactive processing program according to the sixth aspect, the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen within a predetermined time. I do. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a general user from displaying the special screen by mistake.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

A photographic image printing system to which the interactive processing system of the present invention is applied includes a personal computer 10 as a control unit to which a monitor 20 as a display unit and a mouse 30 as an input unit are connected, as shown in FIG. The printing unit includes a printer 40 such as an ink jet printer.
The personal computer 10 includes a central processing unit (CPU), a RAM as a main storage device, a hard disk as an auxiliary storage device, and the like. By executing a printing computer program as an interactive processing program installed on a hard disk of the personal computer 10, a photographic image is displayed on the monitor 20, an execution procedure is selected by the mouse 30, and a photographic image is printed by the printer 40. Perform control. This computer program is provided by being stored in a computer-readable storage medium such as a floppy disk, CD-ROM, or magneto-optical disk (MO), installed on a hard disk of the personal computer 10, read into the RAM, and executed by the CPU. Is done.

Further, the program can be provided on a network such as the Internet, and the program can be stored in a location remote from a computer that executes the program.

As a storage medium for storing photographic image data, a memory card 51 detachable from a digital still camera 50 is inserted into a card slot 71 provided in a card reader 70 built in or external to the personal computer 10. The digital still camera 50 having a built-in memory is connected to the personal computer 10 by a serial cable 52 or the like, and the contents of the built-in memory are transferred to the personal computer 1.
0, a hard disk 13 or a floppy disk built in or external to the personal computer 10,
A storage device such as a D-ROM or an MO can be used.

Next, a procedure for printing a photograph using the photograph image printing system of the present embodiment will be described. FIG.
9 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure in which a user issues a print instruction according to the present embodiment.

The user can freely move the position of the arrow-shaped pointer displayed on the monitor 20 by operating the mouse 30. Hereinafter, pressing the mouse button with the pointer over the image displayed on the monitor 20 is referred to as pressing the image. As an input device, a touch panel provided on the screen of the monitor 20 instead of the mouse 30 and capable of detecting a position pressed by a finger or the like can be used. In this case, pressing a position corresponding to the image displayed on the monitor of the touch panel is referred to as pressing the image.

When the printing program of this embodiment is executed, a start screen as shown in FIG. 3A is displayed (S101). Here, when the image of the button displayed as "Begin" is pressed, a screen for selecting where to load the photographic image data is displayed as shown in FIG. 3B (S102). As the process selection buttons, images of a button displayed as “memory card”, a button displayed as “file”, and a button displayed as “serial connection” are displayed.

When the button labeled "memory card" is pressed, the photographic image data is read into the memory card 51.
(S103), and an instruction to insert a memory card is displayed. When the button labeled "File" is pressed, the destination for reading the photo image data is selected from a storage device such as a hard disk of the personal computer 10 (S10).
4). Press the button labeled "Serial connection"
The reading destination of the photographic image data is a digital still camera 5 connected to the personal computer 10 via a serial cable 52.
0 (S105). "Serial connection"
Is pressed, the program for saving the photographic image data stored in the internal memory of the digital still camera 50 to the hard disk of the personal computer 10 is executed, and the reading destination of the photographic image data is set to the personal computer 1.
0 hard disk.

When the image of the button displayed as "End" is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 3B, an end confirmation screen as shown in FIG. 3C is displayed. On the end confirmation screen,
When the image of the button displayed as “cancel” is pressed, the screen returns to the screen at the time when “end”, which was displayed immediately before, was pressed. When you press the image of the button labeled "From the beginning,"
Return to the start screen. When the image of the button displayed as “end” is pressed, the printing program being executed is ended.

On the screen shown in FIG. 3B, "Help"
When the image of the button displayed is pressed, a help screen is displayed for explaining the terms and operating methods in the currently displayed screen. When the image of the button displayed as "return" is pressed, the screen of the previous stage is displayed.

The "end", "help", and "return" buttons are always displayed in the subsequent steps, and have the same functions.

When the photographic image data reading destination is selected, the photographic image data is read from the storage medium of the reading destination (S106). Using the reduced data of the photographic image stored together with the photographic image data, a plurality of thumbnails are displayed on the monitor 20 as reduced images. In this process, it is possible to read only the reduced data. If there is no reduced data, reduced data is created from the photographic image data and displayed. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4D, 20 thumbnails 201 are displayed on one screen of the monitor.

Next, whether or not to perform index printing is selected (S107). A screen as shown in FIG. 4E is displayed on the monitor 20, and if the button indicating "NO" is pressed, the flow proceeds to step S109 without performing index printing. When the button indicating "Yes" is pressed, a screen as shown in FIG. 4F is displayed, and the print size of the index print is designated. By pressing the image of the button indicating the paper size according to the paper set in the printer 40, FIG.
(G) is displayed, and index printing for printing 20 thumbnails 201 on one sheet is executed (S108).

In this embodiment, A4 paper, 4 × 6 paper, A
Any of six papers can be used. A4 paper is
It is cut into a size of 210 mm x 297 mm.
The 4 × 6 paper is cut into a size of 114 mm × 175 mm, and is provided with perforations at four edges. By cutting at this perforation, the size becomes 102 mm × 152 mm, that is, approximately 4 inches × 6 inches. A6 paper is cut into a size of 105 mm × 148 mm. At the time of index printing, a photograph number indicating the order in which the photograph image data is stored is displayed near each photograph image. If the photograph image data includes data of the shooting date and time, characters indicating the shooting date and time can be printed.

Next, a method for selecting a photograph to be printed is selected (S109). On the screen shown in FIG. 5H, when the image of the button displayed as “All” is pressed,
Set to print all photos one by one,
Go to 112. When the button image displayed as “select” is pressed, the process goes to S110. When the button image displayed as “number designation” is pressed, the process goes to S111.

In step S110, a screen as shown in FIG. 5 (i) is displayed, and the user can switch between printing and not printing the photograph by pressing the thumbnail of the photograph. When entering S110,
It is set not to print all photos. By pressing a thumbnail of a photo to be printed, a symbol indicating that printing is to be performed, such as a circle, is displayed above the thumbnail 201, and a single photo image corresponding to the thumbnail is set to be printed. Pressing the thumbnail marked with a circle again removes the circle and cancels the print designation. The total number of prints is also displayed on the screen shown in FIG. In the screen shown in FIG. 5 (i), it is set so that all the photos are printed one by one at first, and a symbol indicating that the selected image is not printed such as an X mark is displayed by pressing the thumbnail. You can also.

If more than 20 images are stored in the memory card and thumbnails of all the pictures cannot be displayed on the monitor 20, the pictures are distributed to a plurality of sheets of 20 pictures at a time and displayed on the monitor 20 next. A "next sheet" button for displaying the previous sheet and a "previous sheet" button for displaying the previous sheet are displayed. This "next sheet"
By pressing the button or the "previous sheet" button, the sheet to be displayed can be switched. By specifying that one or more photographs are to be printed and pressing a button displayed as “selection completed”, the process proceeds to step S112.

In step S111, a screen as shown in FIG. 6 (j) is displayed. The previous sheet and the next sheet can be displayed similarly to the screen shown in FIG. 5 (i) in step S110. When the user presses the thumb nail of the photographic image, the screen is switched to a screen as shown in FIG. By pressing the button labeled "increase", the number of prints of the photo image can be increased by one, and by pressing the button labeled "decrease", the number of prints of the photo image can be reduced by one. Can be reduced. By pressing the thumbnail again, it is possible to return to the screen shown in FIG.

By pressing the button labeled "zoom", the screen is switched to a screen as shown in FIG. 6 (l), and the photographic image can be displayed in an enlarged manner to check the contents. By pressing a button displayed as "Rotate left" or "Rotate right", the photographic image can be rotated 90 degrees left and right and displayed. When the button displayed as “close” is pressed, the screen returns to the screen shown in FIG. Instead of buttons labeled "increase" or "decrease"
Buttons labeled "+" and "-", up arrow,
An image of a button in the shape of a downward arrow may be displayed. An image of a button in the shape of a magnifying glass may be displayed instead of the button displayed as “zoom”.

When a button labeled "Batch designation" is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 6 (j), a screen as shown in FIG. 6 (m) is displayed, and the number of prints is increased or decreased by one. Can be done. By pressing the button labeled "SET", the number of prints of all the photographic images can be set to the same number. When the button "Cancel" is pressed, the number of prints returns to the state before the button "Batch designation" is pressed, and the screen returns to the screen of FIG. 6 (j). After setting the number of prints of all photographic images to a predetermined number on the screen shown in FIG. 6 (m), the number of prints of individual photographic images may be set on the screen shown in FIG. 6 (k).

The screen shown in FIG. 6 (j) also displays the total number of prints. By designating that one or more photographic images are to be printed and pressing the button displayed as "selection completed", the process proceeds to the next step S112.

In step S112, the monitor 20
A screen as shown in (n) is displayed, and the user selects a paper size for printing the photo. In this embodiment, A4 paper, 4 × 6 paper, and A6 paper are used as photo print papers.
Card size, E size, L size, 4x6 size, L
L size and A4 (4L) size photos can be printed.

The card size is 89 mm × 55 mm, which is almost the same as the size of a generally used business card. In the present embodiment, the photographic image is printed in a size of 91 mm × 57 mm so that it becomes the card size when the edges of the four sides of the print area are cut off by 1 mm after printing so that no margin remains on the periphery. . The dimension including the cut-off portion is called the actual print size.

The E size is 110 mm × 74 mm, which is almost the same as a standard photograph size in the past. The actual print size is 112 mm × 76 mm.

The L size is a size of 127 mm × 89 mm, which is almost the same as a standard photograph size at present. The actual print size is 129 mm × 91 mm.

The 4 × 6 size is 152 mm × 102 mm, which is almost the same as a standard photographic size in Europe. The actual print size is 154 mm × 104 mm.

The LL size is 178 mm × 127 mm, which is the size of two L sizes. The actual print size is 180 mm × 129 mm.

The A4 size has a size of 254 mm × 178 mm, and is also referred to as a 4L size because it is the size of four L sizes. Actual print size is 256mm x 180
mm.

On the screen shown in (n) or (p) of FIG. 7, when the image of the tag displayed as “4 × 6” is pressed, 4
4 × 6 size, L size, E printable on × 6 paper
An image of a button indicating the size and the card size is displayed, and by pressing the button, a print size can be selected. In the case of printing on a 4 × 6 sheet in a 4 × 6 size, by cutting along a perforation of the 4 × 6 sheet, it is possible to obtain a photograph having no margins at four edges.

On the screen shown in FIG. 7 (n) or (o), when the tag image displayed as "A4" is pressed, A4
A4 size, LL size, 4x6 that can be printed on paper
An image of a button indicating the size, the L size, the E size, and the card size is displayed, and by pressing the button, a print size can be selected.

On the screen shown in (o) or (p) of FIG. 7, when the image of the tag displayed as “A6” is pressed, A6 is displayed.
An image of a button indicating the L size, the E size, and the card size that can be printed on a sheet is displayed. By pressing the button, the print size can be selected.

In the screens shown in (n), (o), and (p) of FIG. 7, the image of the button indicating the print size displays an image indicating the relationship between the paper size and the print area on the paper. ing. As shown in FIG. 7 (p), in the case of A4 paper, one sheet of A4 size, one sheet of A4 size, two sheets of LL size and 4 × 6 size, four sheets of L size,
A photographic image is laid out for three E-size cards and eight card sizes.

When step S112 is entered, the state may be such that the image of the tag corresponding to the paper size selected by the index print in step S107 is pressed. When the print size is selected, the process proceeds to step S113.

In step S113, a screen as shown in FIG. 8 (q) is displayed. When the user presses the image of the button displayed as "print start", the process proceeds to step S114.
When the button image displayed as “option setting” is pressed, a screen as shown in FIG. 8 (r) is displayed, and the user can set options for printing.

A photographic image taken by a general digital still camera has a pixel number of 640 × 480 or 1024 × 7.
The aspect ratio, such as 68, is 3: 4. On the other hand, generally used photo print sizes such as E size and L size have an aspect ratio different from 3: 4. In the present embodiment, when the option setting is not performed, or when “standard trimming” is selected on the screen shown in FIG. 8R, the photographic image data (the original data) is displayed as shown in FIG. ), After rotating the original data so that the long sides of the print area correspond to the long sides of the print area, if the aspect ratio of the original data is smaller than the aspect ratio of the print area (close to 1: 1), The upper side of the original data is trimmed and printed when the sides correspond to the longer sides of the print area. When the aspect ratio of the original data is larger than the aspect ratio of the print area, the short sides of the original data correspond to the short sides of the print area, and the left and right directions of the original data are trimmed and printed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a margin from being formed in the print area.

Further, some users may want to print the entire range without trimming the original data. In this case, "No trimming" is selected on the screen shown in FIG. In this case, as shown in FIG. 9B, when the aspect ratio of the original data is smaller than the aspect ratio of the print area, the shorter side of the original data is made to correspond to the shorter side of the print area. If the aspect ratio is larger than the print area, the long side of the original data is printed in correspondence with the long side of the print area. Therefore, all of the original data is printed without being trimmed.

When the difference between the aspect ratio of the original data and the aspect ratio of the print area is small, the area to be trimmed by standard trimming is small, but the aspect ratio (or aspect ratio) of the original data is small. When printing data of a so-called panoramic image having a large size in a print area of a standard photograph size, the area to be trimmed becomes large. In this embodiment, "standard trimming" is selected, and
By pressing the check box of “Automatically print panorama images in panorama” and checking the box, image data having an aspect ratio (or aspect ratio) larger than 1: 2 is determined to be a panoramic image. As shown in FIG. 9C, an image that is not a panoramic image can be subjected to the same trimming as in FIG. 9A, and a panoramic image can be printed without performing the same trimming as in FIG. 9B. The check box can be unchecked by pressing it again.

On the screen shown in FIG. 8 (r), it is possible to select whether or not to print the cutting guide. The cutting guide is printed outside the print area of the photographic image as shown in FIG. For example, the cutting guide is provided with a straight line having a length of 5 mm in the left-right direction from a position 1 mm left and right outside the print area at a position 1 mm inside from the vertical edge of the print area, and a vertical line from a position 1 mm vertically outside the print area. A straight line having a length of 5 mm in the direction is provided at a position 1 mm inward from the left-right edge of the print area. After printing, cut the paper along the cutting guide, the edges of the four sides of the print area 1mm
You can get a photo that is cut off by one and has no blank space. Therefore, it is particularly useful when printing on paper that is not provided with perforations corresponding to the print size of a photograph.

In addition, on the screen shown in FIG. 8 (r), it is possible to select whether or not to print the photograph number, photographing date and photographing time together with the photograph image.

In step S114, a screen as shown in FIG. 8 (s) is displayed, and printing of a photograph is started. On the screen shown in FIG. 8 (s), a photographic image being printed and a bar indicating the current progress from the start to the end of printing are displayed. The bar indicating the degree of progress is gradually filled from the left when printing is started, and when all of the bars are filled, printing of all the photos is completed.
Upon completion of the printing, the process returns to the step S101.

On each of the selection screens, an image indicating a recommended option, such as displaying "recommended" on any one of the selection buttons, can be displayed. As a result, even a person who operates the apparatus of the present embodiment for the first time does not know which option should be selected in the middle and does not interrupt the work, so that the photograph can be reliably printed.

In this embodiment, by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen within a predetermined time on the start screen shown in FIG. 3A in step S101, a special screen as shown in FIG. System setting screen 8 as
0 can be displayed (S115). For example, the system setting screen 80 can be displayed by continuously pressing the area near the four corners of the screen including the portion where the process selection button is not displayed within 5 seconds. Alternatively, the pressing order may be specified, such as pressing the four corners clockwise from the upper right corner of the screen. When the input device is a touch panel, the system setting screen 80 may be displayed when a plurality of positions are simultaneously pressed.

As a result, the system setting screen 80
A general user who does not know the operation method of displaying the system setting screen does not accidentally display the system setting screen 80 that is difficult to operate, and displays the system setting screen 80 only when a specific administrator or the like wants to make detailed settings. be able to.

On the system setting screen 80 shown in FIG.
In the frame 81 in which "automatic setting:" is displayed, it is possible to set whether to display an automatic setting execution button in addition to the "start" button on the start screen. In the frame 82 displayed as "Voice Guide:", it is set whether a voice guide for explaining an operation method by voice is necessary or unnecessary, or whether a selection screen is displayed before S102 to make a selection. Can be. Also, in the frame 83 displayed as “End confirmation:”, S102 to S1
It is possible to set whether to display an end confirmation screen when the "end" button displayed on the screen 14 is pressed or to end without displaying the screen. Further, in the frame 84 displayed as “Reading destination:”, it is possible to set whether to display a selection screen of the data reading destination in S102 or to fix in advance to one type without displaying the selection screen. . "OK"
Is pressed, the settings are changed and the screen returns to the start screen. When the button 86 displayed as “cancel” is pressed, the screen returns to the start screen without changing the setting.

In the frame 81 of the system setting screen where "automatic setting:" is displayed, the button 8 displaying "setting ..." is displayed.
By pressing 11, an automatic setting screen 90 as shown in FIG. 12 is displayed, and a selection screen displayed in a process after pressing a button for executing automatic setting displayed on the start screen and a selection screen to be omitted are displayed. Can be set. Here, the setting is made such that "usual" is displayed on the button for executing the automatic setting, but the character (button name) used as the button for executing the automatic setting can be arbitrarily changed.

On the automatic setting screen 90, selection of a voice guide, selection of a data reading destination in S102, and S10
7 to select an index print, select a photo selection method in S109, select a print size in S112, and display various selection screens such as a print confirmation in S113. It is possible to set whether to fix the display of the selection screen by fixing it. For example, on the automatic setting screen 90, a frame 9 displaying "photo selection method" is displayed.
By setting "selection" in step 4, when the "usual" button is pressed on the start screen, a selection screen for a photo selection method is displayed in S109. Also, by setting “ALL” in the frame 94 displaying “PHOTO SELECTION METHOD”, when the “Usual” button is pressed on the start screen, all the photo images are always printed one by one. S109 is not executed and the photo selection method selection screen is not displayed.

In the frame 95 displayed as "default number", when "all" or "designation of number" is selected as the photograph selection method, the default number of prints initially set can be set. .

If the settings of the “voice guide” and “read destination” are different between the settings on the automatic setting screen 90 and the settings on the system setting screen 80, the settings on the automatic setting screen 90 have priority.

When the user presses a button 98 displayed as "OK" on the automatic setting screen 90, the changed settings are saved and the screen returns to the system setting screen 80. When the button 99 displayed as “cancel” is pressed, the changed settings are restored and the screen returns to the system setting screen 80.

With the automatic setting screen as described above, for example, as shown in FIG. 12, a memory card is always used as a storage medium of a reading destination, index printing is omitted, and all pictures are printed one by one on 4 × 6 paper. Is set to print in 4 × 6 size, all the processes are executed simply by pressing the button labeled “Usual” on the start screen of step S101 and inserting the memory card. Since the photo is printed, the operation of the user can be greatly simplified.

In the above-described embodiment of the present invention, the interactive processing system of the present invention is applied to an image printing apparatus. However, the present invention is applied to other interactive processing systems which can process sales of goods, reservations for transportation, and the like. It is also possible to apply

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a printing procedure according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing a photographic image printing system according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a screen displayed on a monitor in one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining image trimming according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a position of a cutting guide according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a system setting screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a system setting screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 10 personal computer (control unit) 20 monitor (display unit) 30 mouse (input unit) 40 printer (printing unit) 50 digital still camera 51 memory card (storage medium) 80 system setting screen (special screen)

Claims (6)

[Claims] A display unit capable of displaying a plurality of process selection buttons; an input unit capable of pressing an arbitrary position on a screen displayed on the display unit; and controlling the display unit and the input unit. A control unit, a unit for selecting a process to be executed by the control unit by pressing the process selection button on the input unit, and a special screen on the display unit by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen with the input unit. Means for displaying a message. 2. The interactive processing system according to claim 1, wherein the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen in a predetermined order. 3. The interactive processing system according to claim 1, wherein the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen within a predetermined time. 4. A step of displaying a plurality of processing selection buttons on a screen displayed on a display unit, a step of detecting a position at which the screen is pressed by an input unit, and pressing the processing selection button by the input unit. And a step of displaying a special screen on the display unit when a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen are pressed by the input unit. A computer-readable recording medium that has been recorded. 5. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 4, wherein the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen in a predetermined order. . 6. The interactive processing program according to claim 4, wherein the special screen is displayed by pressing a plurality of predetermined positions on the screen within a predetermined time. Computer readable recording medium.