KR20200054157A - Apparatus for producing intergration hand-writing message, and computer program and recording medium applied to the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses an apparatus for providing an integrated handwritten message, and a computer program and a recording medium applied thereto. According to the present invention, the apparatus for providing an integrated handwritten message comprises: a display unit outputting a message window in which message contents are displayed or is black through the execution of a message service, and outputting a page screen capable of inputting a message while maintaining the message history of the message window when the message is input; an input unit inputting a handwritten memo written in the handwriting of the user on the page screen; a message generation unit generating the handwritten memo which has the background of the page screen, as an outgoing handwritten message; and a communication unit performing transmission of the outgoing handwritten message by transmitting the message file containing the handwritten memo through the outgoing request.

Description

Apparatus for producing intergration hand-writing message, and computer program and recording medium applied to the same}

The present invention relates to an integrated handwritten message providing device, and a computer program and a recording medium applied thereto, and more specifically, to an integrated handwritten message providing device, a user's handwritten handwritten message is transmitted through a communication network to another user or a number of other users. It relates to an integrated handwritten message providing apparatus that enables them to check, and computer programs and recording media applied thereto.

The communication terminal device is usefully used as a means for transmitting and receiving various types of information in the form of text or images, in addition to the purpose of making the phone call convenient for the user to carry and carry, and further to provide or provide various information through the wireless Internet. have.

In addition, a short message service (SMS) that transmits a short message as a means for providing information between a user and a user through a communication terminal device, between a wireless communication service provider and a user, and between a general company and a user is used. do.

The short message service is a two-way short message service that can send and receive short text messages of 80 bytes to 90 bytes between communication terminal devices regardless of whether or not there is a call between the communication terminal devices. Unlike email, the content is delivered to the recipient at the same time as the sender It is widely used due to its advantages.

The short message service basically transmits a reply number and a message between communication terminal devices. In addition, in the form of a text, a bank account inquiry, remittance, exchange rate information, travel information, traffic information, weather forecast, leisure information, TV information You can also receive various information such as, news, stock information, and advertisements.

It is also used in electronic payments and e-commerce where credit card companies transmit transaction approval contents through text messages to prevent card accidents.

Such a short message service continues to be utilized due to the advantage that the user can be useful without disturbing other people in a public place where a call is difficult, or during a conference or lecture.

In addition, a multimedia message service (MMS) that provides a form of a message to be delivered, including a large amount of text or not only text but also a video, has been widely used.

Furthermore, in addition to the above-mentioned short message service and multimedia message service, there are more various types of message service in recent years.

However, such a conventional message service provides only a predetermined fixed handwriting of texts created for inclusion in an outgoing message in an outgoing communication terminal device and texts included in an incoming message received in an incoming communication terminal device.

Therefore, the conventional message service plays a large role as a medium for delivering various information quickly and conveniently, but there is a limit to feel humanism such as delivering a letter written by the user's handwriting.

Furthermore, even if a text, an image, or a combination of text and images is exchanged between remote users through a communication medium such as a communication terminal device, the users are located in the same space and take note of each other's opinions on the note paper. There are some aspects that are more difficult to promote smooth communication than to communicate.

Republic of Korea Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1253161 (2013.04.04)

Therefore, the present invention was created to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to enable other users or a large number of other users to check a handwritten message written by the user in an integrated handwriting message providing device through a communication network. And an integrated handwritten message providing device displayed on the terminal screen in a form that does not distinguish between a message window on which the message content based on the handwritten message is displayed and a page screen capable of inputting a message, and a computer program and a recording medium applied thereto Having

The object of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned problems, and other objects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

The integrated handwritten message providing apparatus according to the first aspect of the present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object outputs a message window in which message contents are displayed or blank through execution of a message service, and when a message is input, a message history of the message window is displayed. A display unit for outputting a page screen capable of entering a message while being maintained, an input unit for inputting a handwritten memo written in the user's handwriting on the page screen, a message generating unit for generating the handwritten memo with the page screen as an outgoing handwritten message, and And a communication unit that executes transmission of the outgoing handwritten message by transmitting the message file containing the handwritten memo through the outgoing request.

The communication unit may receive an incoming handwritten message written in the handwriting of another user on the background of one page of the message file, and the display unit may output message content including the incoming handwritten message in the message window.

The message generating unit captures and stores an image of the page screen for each of a plurality of viewpoints when the handwritten memo is input to the page screen, and includes the stored multiple images in the message file, and the display unit corresponds to the incoming handwriting message By sequentially outputting a plurality of images to the message window, the incoming handwriting message may be directed to the handwriting input effect and displayed in the message window.

The message file is targeted only to the message content of the specific page screen that generated the outgoing handwritten message, and the screen movement of the page screen is executed in the process of inputting the handwritten memo so that the part excluded from the page screen is included in the message file. May not be included.

The message file may further include message content of an additional area not included in the specific page screen, as well as message content of a specific page screen that generated the outgoing handwritten message.

When the handwritten memo input for generating the outgoing handwritten message is executed, when receiving the incoming handwritten message, the message generator stores a portion of the page where the handwritten memo input was executed, and the page on which the handwritten memo input was executed. Compares the part and the page part on which the handwritten memo of the incoming handwritten message is written, extracts a different part from the comparison result as the message content being input, and merges the extracted message content and the page part on which the handwritten memo of the received handwritten message is written. It can be controlled to output to the page screen.

The computer program according to the second aspect of the present invention for achieving the above object is combined with an integrated handwritten message providing device, through the execution of a message service, outputs a message window in which message contents are displayed or is blank, and when a message is input, Outputting a page screen capable of inputting a message while maintaining the message history of the message window, inputting a handwritten memo written by the user on the page screen, and generating the handwritten memo with the background of the page as an outgoing handwritten message It is stored in the recording medium in order to carry out the step of executing the sending of the handwritten memo message accompanying the sending of the message file containing the handwritten memo through the sending and sending request.

Further comprising the step of receiving an incoming handwritten message written by another user's handwriting on the background of any one page of the message file and outputting the message contents including the incoming handwritten message in the message window, to execute these steps It can be stored in a recording medium.

And, when the computer-readable recording medium according to the third aspect of the present invention for achieving the above object is executed by the integrated handwritten message providing device, through the execution of the message service, the message content is displayed or a blank message window is output. When inputting a message, while maintaining the message history of the message window, outputting a page screen capable of inputting a message, inputting a handwritten memo written in the user's own handwriting on the page screen, and the handwritten memo in which the page screen is a background. It includes a command for executing the step of generating a message as a sender's handwritten message and executing the sending of the handwritten message by sending a message file containing the handwritten memo through a sender's request.

Further comprising the step of receiving an incoming handwritten message written in another user's handwriting on the background of any one page of the message file and outputting the message contents including the incoming handwritten message in the message window, a command to execute these steps It may include.

Therefore, in the present invention, the integrated handwriting message providing device enables a user's handwritten handwritten message to be checked by other users or a large number of other users through a communication network, and a message window displaying the message content based on the handwritten message, There is an advantage that can be displayed on the terminal screen in a form that does not distinguish the page screen capable of entering a message.

The effects of the present invention are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description of the claims.

1 is a block diagram of an integrated handwriting message providing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is an exemplary view showing a transmission / reception screen of a handwritten message according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an exemplary view illustrating a screen for transmitting and receiving a handwritten message successive to the message content of FIG. 2 as a further example.
FIG. 4 is an exemplary view showing a plurality of images captured while the handwriting message of FIG. 3 is being created.
5 is an exemplary view illustrating another example of the reception screen of FIG. 3.
6 is an exemplary view illustrating an example of moving a screen on the reception screen of FIG. 5.
FIG. 7 is an exemplary diagram illustrating an example in which a handwritten message is input to a margin generated after moving the screen of FIG. 6.
FIG. 8 is an exemplary view showing an entire page in which only the message content is started before the screen movement of FIG. 6 and an entire page in which only the message content is started after the screen movement of FIG. 7 is respectively illustrated.
9 is an exemplary view showing an entire page including message content before and after moving the screens of FIGS. 6 and 7.
10 is an exemplary view showing a message window of multiple party participation according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an exemplary view illustrating a plurality of message windows on a terminal screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.
And, Figure 12 is a flow chart showing a handwritten message transmission process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them will be clarified with reference to embodiments described below in detail together with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, the advantages and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them in the embodiments disclosed below. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in various different forms, and only the embodiments allow the disclosure of the present invention to be complete, and common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains. It is provided to completely inform the person having the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. The same reference numerals refer to the same components throughout the specification.

In addition, the embodiments described herein will be described with reference to cross-sectional views and / or schematic drawings, which are ideal exemplary views of the present invention. Therefore, the shape of the exemplary diagram may be modified by manufacturing technology and / or tolerance. In addition, in each of the drawings shown in the present invention, each component may be slightly enlarged or reduced in view of convenience of description.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram of an integrated handwriting message providing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1, the integrated apparatus 100 for providing handwritten messages includes a display unit 110, an input unit 120, a message generator 130, and a communication unit 140 to provide a handwritten message service. .

The integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100 is a device capable of generating handwritten messages in a user's own handwriting, and may be, for example, a smart phone or a PC.

The integrated handwritten message providing device 100 enables a user's handwritten handwritten message to be checked by other users or a large number of other users via a communication network, and a message window displaying message contents based on the handwritten message and a message It can be displayed on the terminal screen in a form that does not distinguish the page screen that can be input.

That is, the message window on which the message content is displayed and the page screen capable of inputting a message are displayed on the terminal screen in a form that does not distinguish, as an example, as an offline memo paper.

More specifically, if the perspective of the user viewing the content of the message written by the other party on the note paper offline is the perspective of the memo paper, the message screen is the perspective of the other party writing the message content. Will be.

It can be said that the message service of the present invention reflects this concept in the online message service.

In the existing message service, an input window for a user to input message content (in the present invention, this is referred to as a 'page screen') is located on a terminal screen for a message service, and separately from the existing message content and the counterpart input by the user, There is a message window where the existing message contents entered are displayed as sequential message details.

However, the message service of the present invention is characterized by not distinguishing between a message window and a page screen. This means that the message window and the page screen are not distinguished from the user's point of view, and are functionally divided.

That is, in order to deliver the message content to the user, simply displaying the message content (eg, displaying an incoming handwritten message), the terminal screen of the message service displays a message window displaying the message content.

On the other hand, when a user who has confirmed the message content through the message window wants to input a predetermined message for message delivery (for example, as a reply to an incoming handwritten message, enter an outgoing handwritten message), the terminal screen of the message service The message window is switched to the page screen. At this time, user input for switching from the message window to the page screen may be required. For example, when the message window is touched once, the message window may be switched to the page screen. Such user input may be determined in various ways in consideration of user convenience and terminal design.

Here, it is preferable that the message window and the page screen are not changed with the message content displayed when switching from the message window to the page screen or when switching from the page screen to the message window so that the user feels the same from the perspective of the user.

The display 110 outputs a message window in which message contents are displayed or blank through execution of the message service, and outputs a page screen capable of inputting a message while maintaining the message history of the message window when the message is input.

If the message window or page screen is in a state before the message content is still displayed, there is no input, so the message window or page screen is blank. Even in this state, it is possible to switch from the message window to the page screen and from the page screen to the message window.

The input unit 120 is activated in a state in which a terminal screen for a message service indicates a page screen, and may receive a handwritten memo written in the user's handwriting on the page screen.

The input unit 120 may be configured to include a touch pad and a touch pen, and may receive a handwritten memo reflecting the user's handwriting through other means. For example, it is also possible to receive a user's handwritten memo based on the contactless gesture recognition technology.

As an example of the non-contact motion recognition technology, an optical proximity illuminance sensor that recognizes a direction or motion of a user's hand or finger in a non-contact state, and analyzes the movement of the user's hand or finger recognized by the optical proximity illuminance sensor A handwritten memo reflecting the user's handwriting can be displayed on the page screen.

In addition, as another example of the non-contact motion recognition technology, a camera module that captures a direction or motion of a user's hand or finger in a non-contact state, and includes a camera module that captures a direction or motion of the user's hand or finger from at least one image photographed by the camera module. By analyzing the video analysis of the movement, a handwritten memo reflecting the user's handwriting can be displayed on the page screen.

Here, the non-contact motion recognition technology can recognize not only the user's hand or finger, but also the movement direction or motion of a specific tool.

The message generator 130 may be configured through the processor of the integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100 or may be configured as a chip group of the integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100.

The message generator 130 may generate a handwritten memo with a page screen as an originated handwritten message. That is, when the user inputs the message content to be delivered to the page screen that is displaying the message content of the other party received as an incoming handwritten message as the handwritten memo of the user's handwriting, the handwritten memo of the user's handwritten message is sent. Becomes.

However, it is preferable that only such an originating handwritten message is extracted and not delivered to the other party through a message service, but a message file in which a handwritten memo indicating the originated handwritten message is described is delivered to the other party.

That is, when an outgoing request is inputted by the user, the communication unit 140 finally transmits the outgoing handwritten message as the message file is transmitted.

In addition, the communication unit 140 may receive an incoming handwriting message from the other terminal by a counterpart response to the transmission of the originating handwriting message.

At this time, the incoming handwriting message may be configured as a handwritten memo written in the handwriting of the other party on the background of any one page screen of the message file. That is, reception of an incoming handwritten message is also possible by receiving a message file containing a handwritten memo indicating an incoming handwritten message, such as the sending of the outgoing handwritten message.

When a message file containing a handwritten memo indicating an incoming handwritten message is received, a handwritten memo corresponding to the handwritten handwritten message in the message file is specified based on the message information delivered together as the received handwritten message, and the specified handwritten memo is After extracting the located page part, the extracted page part can be displayed in a message window.

That is, the message generating unit 130, when receiving a message file containing a handwritten memo indicating an incoming handwritten message, the handwritten memo corresponding to the received handwritten message in the message file based on the message information delivered together as the incoming handwritten message received. After specifying, and extracting the page portion where the specified handwritten memo is located, the extracted page portion can be controlled to be displayed on the terminal screen as a message window.

Under the control of the message generator 130, the display 110 outputs a page portion including a handwritten memo corresponding to an incoming handwritten message in the message window.

Similarly, when generating an originating handwriting message, the message generating unit 130 may also generate message information for transmitting the originating handwriting message to the other terminal together. Accordingly, after receiving the message information and the message file from the other terminal, it is possible to extract the portion of the page on which the originating message is located based on the message information and to display the extracted page portion as a message window on the terminal screen of the other terminal. .

2 is an exemplary view showing a transmission / reception screen of a handwritten message according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the related contents will be described by taking an example in which all callees use the integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100 as a smart phone.

The smart phone used by the first user is referred to as the first user device 100-1, and the smart phone used by the second user is referred to as the second user device 100-2.

The first user device 100-1 receives a message file and a corresponding message information from the second user device 100-2 as an incoming handwritten message "today today", which is a handwritten message input by the second user. The incoming handwritten message to be received is received.

At this time, the first user device 100-1 extracts a page portion containing a handwritten memo (ie, "Are you early today?") Corresponding to an incoming handwritten message from the message file, and extracts the extracted page portion from the message window of the message service. It is reflected and output on the terminal screen.

Thereafter, the first user may input a command for switching the message window to the page screen in order to answer the incoming handwritten message. For example, the message window can be switched to the page screen by touching the message window once.

The first user may input a handwritten memo such as "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime" in the handwriting of the first user on the switched page screen of the first user device 100-1.

Subsequently, when a request is made by the first user to be sent, the first user device 100-1 executes the call to the second user device 100-2 with "T.T No No Overtime" as the outgoing handwriting message. .

That is, the first user device 100-1 includes a message file including a handwritten memo corresponding to an outgoing handwritten message of "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime" and a handwritten note of "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime" from the message file. Message information, which is information capable of extracting a page portion, may be generated, and the generated message file and message information may be transmitted to the second user device 100-2 according to a transmission request.

In FIG. 2, the terminal screen of the first user device 100-1 indicates a state in which a handwritten memo of "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime" is input in the handwriting of the first user on a page screen capable of inputting a message. In this state, the first user generates an outgoing handwritten message, "T. No no overtime," for the first user device 100-1. However, although this state is a state in which an originating handwriting message is generated, it is not a state in which an originating handwriting message is confirmed. That is, the content of the outgoing handwritten message may be further extended by modifying the current handwritten message until the request is made, or by adding more message content to the current handwritten message.

As an example, the first user confirms the outgoing handwritten message "T.T. No overtime" through the outgoing request of the first user device 100-1, and the determined outgoing handwritten message is targeted to the second user. 2 The user device 100-2 transmits the message file and message information including the handwritten memo of the outgoing handwritten message.

In FIG. 2, the terminal screen of the second user device 100-2 extracts a page portion where a handwritten memo called “ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime” is located through the received message file and message information, and extracts the extracted page portion. It is displayed as the message content in the message window of the message service.

Here, the message file may include multiple pages or only a single page. In addition, the message file may be reduced according to a user's setting for inputting the message content, or the number of pages may be expanded or deleted by deleting a page already provided.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary view showing a screen for transmitting and receiving a handwritten message successively followed by the message content of FIG. 2.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the second user device 100-2 uses the handwritten message “T. ㅠ No Overtime” input by the first user from the first user device 100-1 as an incoming handwritten message. The incoming message message receiving the message file and the corresponding message information is received.

At this time, the second user device 100-2 extracts the page portion containing the handwritten memo (ie, "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime") corresponding to the incoming handwritten message from the message file, and extracts the extracted page portion of the message service. It is reflected in the message window and output to the terminal screen.

Thereafter, the second user may input a command for switching the message window to the page screen in order to answer the incoming handwritten message. For example, the message window can be switched to the page screen by touching the message window once.

The second user may input a handwritten memo such as "Come early ~ eh ?? heart" in the handwriting of the second user on the switched page screen of the second user device 100-2.

Subsequently, when a request is made by the second user, the second user device 100-2 sends the first user device 100-1 with the "Come early ~ yes? Heart" message as an outgoing handwriting message. Run it.

That is, the second user device 100-2 includes a message file that includes a handwritten memo corresponding to the handwritten message of "Come early ~ eh ?? Heart", and "Come early ~ eh? Heart" from the message file. Message information, which is information capable of extracting a portion of a page in which a handwritten memo is described, may be generated, and the generated message file and message information may be transmitted to the first user device 100-1 according to a transmission request.

In FIG. 3, the terminal screen of the second user device 100-2 indicates a state in which a handwritten memo, “Come early ~ yeah? In this state, the second user generates an outgoing handwritten message, "Come early ~ yes? Heart" through the second user device 100-2. However, although this state is a state in which an originating handwriting message is generated, it is not a state in which an originating handwriting message is confirmed. That is, the content of the outgoing handwritten message may be further extended by modifying the current handwritten message until the request is made, or by adding more message content to the current handwritten message.

As an example, the second user confirms an outgoing handwritten message, "Come early ~ yes? Heart" through the outgoing request of the second user device 100-2, and the determined outgoing handwritten message is targeted to the first user. Then, the message file and message information including the handwritten memo of the outgoing handwritten message are transmitted to the first user device 100-1.

In FIG. 3, the terminal screen of the first user device 100-1 extracts a portion of a page in which a handwritten memo called “Come early ~ eh heart” is extracted through the received message file and message information, and the extracted page Print the part as the message content in the message window of the message service.

FIG. 4 is an exemplary view showing a plurality of images captured while the handwriting message of FIG. 3 is being created.

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the second user device 100-2 is a handwritten input of the second user, and when a handwritten memo such as “Come early ~ Yes Heart” is input on the page screen, the handwritten memo is displayed. An image of the page screen may be captured and stored for each of multiple viewpoints input to the page screen. The plurality of images stored in this way may be included in a message file to be transmitted as an outgoing request.

Here, the plurality of viewpoints is sequentially performed by a plurality of images corresponding to an incoming handwritten message in the first user device 100-1, which will receive a message by a transmission request from the second user device 100-2. By outputting to the message window, it is preferable that the incoming user message is set to a time difference such that the effect of the first user directly inputting the handwriting on the terminal screen of the second user device 100-2 is felt.

The second user device 100-2 generates a message file containing a handwritten memo of "Come early ~ yes ?? heart", but a plurality of sequentially captured " come early ~ yes ?? heart " Images can be saved separately.

Thereafter, the second user device 100-2 may further include a plurality of images separately stored in the message file, and transmit it to the first user device 100-1.

In addition, after receiving the message file including the plurality of images, the first user device 100-1 extracts a page screen in which a handwritten memo corresponding to an incoming handwritten message and a handwritten memo are extracted based on the message information transmitted together. When outputting to a window, the plurality of images may be sequentially output to a message window for each stored time point. In addition, when the plurality of images are added, the process of extracting the handwritten memo corresponding to the incoming handwriting message from the first user device 100-1 is omitted, and the plurality of images are directly displayed in the message window as the incoming handwriting message. It is also possible to output sequentially.

In addition, since the first user device 100-1 sequentially outputs the plurality of images to a message window, the first user device 100-1 has no use for the plurality of images, and thus the plurality of images After sequentially outputting them to the message window, it is also preferable to automatically delete the plurality of images to manage the capacity of the first user device 100-1.

Referring to FIG. 4, the first user is a message window on the terminal screen of the first user device 100-1, as the plurality of images are sequentially output from 1) to 5) images, as if the second user You will feel the effect of typing "Come early ~ Heart ??" as a handwriting on your terminal screen.

As described above, the directing function for directly handwriting input to the opposite terminal may be configured in the same manner in the first user device 100-1 as well as in the second user device 100-2.

5 is an exemplary view illustrating another example of the reception screen of FIG. 3.

As shown in FIG. 5, the message window of the first user device 100-1 displays the message content input by the first user, "ㅠ. ㅠ no overtime" in blue, and the message input by the second user The content "Come early today?" And it is also possible to mark "Come early ~ heart ??" in red. In addition, even if the message window of the first user device 100-1 is switched to the page screen, such color-coded content may be maintained.

Of course, the second user device 100-2 may include the same function as the color classification function of the first user device 100-1.

6 is an exemplary view illustrating an example of moving a screen on the reception screen of FIG. 5.

As shown in FIG. 6, the first user device 100-1 outputs a page portion in which a handwritten memo corresponding to an incoming handwriting message is written to the message window, and thereafter, switches the message window to the page screen, and then first The screen area displayed on the page screen may be moved to another area according to the user's screen movement control. The screen movement can be moved vertically, horizontally, or limitedly vertically or horizontally, or can be set to be movable in a diagonal direction as well as vertically and horizontally, and rotational movement is added to change the screen area displayed freely It is also possible to do.

The screen movement function may be configured in the same manner as the first user device 100-1 as well as the second user device 100-2.

FIG. 7 is an exemplary view illustrating an example in which a handwritten message is input to a margin generated after moving the screen of FIG. 6.

Referring to FIG. 7, through the screen movement of FIG. 6, a space on the page of the first user device 100-1 may additionally be provided with a space for inputting message content. Through this, the first user may further input "Look okay! What shall we do tomorrow. Watch a movie?" On the page screen of the first user device 100-1.

FIG. 8 is an exemplary view showing an entire page in which only the message content is started before the screen movement of FIG. 6 and an entire page in which only the message content is started after the screen movement of FIG.

As shown in A) of FIG. 8, the first user device 100-1 may generate a message file by composing a whole page of only the message contents before the screen movement, at a time before the screen movement of FIG. 6 is performed. have.

In addition, as illustrated in B) of FIG. 8, the first user device 100-1 generates a message file by composing a whole page of only the message content after the screen is moved, at a point in time after performing the screen movement of FIG. 7. Can be.

That is, the first user device 100-1 determines only the content of the message displayed on the page screen as a message file. Parts excluded due to screen movement on the page screen may not be saved in the message file.

This partial storage function is equally applicable to the first user device 100-1 as well as the second user device 100-2.

9 is an exemplary view showing an entire page including message content before and after moving the screens of FIGS. 6 and 7.

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the first user device 100-1 includes an entire page including both message content started at a time before the screen movement of FIG. 6 and message content started after moving the screen of FIG. 7 ( C) to create a message file.

The entire storage function is equally applicable to the first user device 100-1 as well as the second user device 100-2.

The function of providing the entire page is to manage the memo for a specific project by allowing the parties who use the message service to write messages they want to communicate with each other and to store the contents of the message without being limited by the size of the terminal screen. There are also features you can do. Here, a specific project may include making travel plans together, decorating an album, or writing research notes. This is a service that can be useful when carrying out projects that need to communicate with each other in remote areas by handwritten memos.

In other words, the function of providing the entire page including all of the message contents before and after the screen movement is freely between remote users online, as users are directly located in the same offline space and communicate while taking notes of each other on a note paper. Refers to an online memo that corresponds to the memo in the offline space so that you can communicate while taking notes in your own handwriting.

10 is an exemplary view showing a message window of multiple party participation according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As illustrated in FIG. 10, when three or more parties participate in the message service of the present invention, the color of message content may be displayed for each party in a message window or page screen of each user device. Further, not only the color of the message content for each party is displayed on the message window or page screen of each user device, but the color of the message content for each party is divided on the message window and page screen of each user device. It is also possible to display.

For example, the message content left by Chul-soo, "Hi!", Is displayed in blue on at least one of the message window and the page screen, and the message content left by Yeong-hee, "all for a long time ~~", is displayed in red in the message window and page screen. It is displayed on at least one of the messages, and the message content left by Gil-dong "Oh! This function is fun !!" is displayed on at least one of the message window and page screen in black, and the message content left by Seulgi is "Really, very good ~" Can be displayed in at least one of a message window and a page screen in green.

At this time, the color assigned to each party may be automatically assigned according to a predetermined color assignment order in the order in which the message contents are initially written, or may be determined according to the choice of each party.

11 is an exemplary view illustrating a plurality of message windows on a terminal screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As illustrated in FIG. 11, when a user named Gil-dong Hong has a history of exchanging messages with several others, or currently exchanging messages with several others, the user device of Hong Gil-dong has a plurality of terminal screens on which the message service is activated. A message window can be displayed. At this time, when a user named Gil-dong Hong wants to input a message content by selecting a message window, the selected message window may be converted to a page screen.

Of course, the page screen is switched, the message content is input, and when a handwritten memo of the input message content is requested to be sent as a sender handwritten message, the page screen is switched to the message window again.

On the other hand, in the process of transmitting a handwritten message according to an embodiment of the present invention, through the execution of a message service, a message window displaying a message content is displayed or a blank message is output. Outputting a possible page screen, inputting a handwritten note written in the user's handwriting on the page screen, generating the handwritten memo with the background of the page screen as an outgoing handwritten message, and sending the handwritten memo through the request And performing transmission of the originating handwritten message with the transmission of the included message file.

Further, the handwriting message transmission process further includes the step of receiving an incoming handwritten message written in the handwriting of another user on the background of one page screen of the message file and outputting the message content including the incoming handwriting message in the message window. It may include.

Each of the steps of the handwritten message transmission process is combined with the integrated handwritten message providing device 100, configured as a computer program stored in a recording medium, or executed by the integrated handwritten message providing device 100 to execute the above steps. It may be configured as a computer-readable recording medium comprising a.

And, Figure 12 is a flow chart showing a handwritten message transmission process according to another embodiment of the present invention.

12, the message service of the present invention is executed in the integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100, and a handwritten memo for generating a handwritten handwritten message can be input (S100).

Thereafter, when a handwritten memo input for generating an outgoing handwritten message is executed, when an incoming handwritten message is received (S102), the message generating unit 130 of the integrated handwritten message providing device 100 performs handwritten memo input The old page portion can be stored (S104).

Thereafter, the message generating unit 130 compares the page portion on which the handwritten memo input is executed and the page portion on which the handwritten memo of the incoming handwritten message is described, and extracts a different portion from the comparison result as the message content being input. (S106).

Thereafter, the message generating unit 130 may control to extract the content of the extracted message and the page portion in which the handwritten memo of the incoming handwritten message is described, and output the result on the page screen (S108).

In step S108, the extracted message content and the page portion containing the handwritten memo of the incoming handwritten message are merged and output to the message window, and the message window is directly switched to the page screen to input the handwritten memo for generating the outgoing handwritten message. It is possible to allow the user to continue the state in which he or she was typing.

Alternatively, it is possible to merge the extracted message content and the page portion in which the handwritten memo of the incoming handwritten message is written, and display it directly on the page screen.

Thereafter, when the handwritten memo input for generating the handwritten handwritten message is completed (S110), the integrated handwritten message providing apparatus 100 may send and handle the handwritten memo completed in step S110 as the handwritten handwritten message (S112).

Then, when the message service ends, the execution of each step is also ended (S114).

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the above and the accompanying drawings, those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can implement the present invention in other specific forms without changing its technical spirit or essential features. You will understand that there is. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive.

In addition, the present invention enables an integrated handwriting message providing device to allow a handwritten message written by the user to be checked by other users or a plurality of other users through a communication network, and a message window displaying message contents based on the handwritten message, In order to provide an integrated handwritten message providing device and a computer program and a recording medium applied to the terminal screen in a form that does not distinguish the page screen capable of inputting a message, the possibility of commercial or sales is not only sufficient, but also realistically and clearly It is an invention that is industrially applicable because it can be carried out.

100, 100-1, 100-2: Integrated handwritten message providing device
110: display unit 120: input unit
130: message generating unit 140: communication unit

Claims (2)

A display unit for outputting a page screen capable of inputting handwritten notes;
An input unit for a user to input a handwritten memo by handwriting on the page screen;
A message generator that generates the handwritten memo as an outgoing handwritten message; And
It includes a communication unit for performing a call to the outgoing handwritten message,
The message generating unit automatically captures and stores the image of the page screen for a plurality of predetermined time points when the handwritten memo is input to the page screen, and includes the stored multiple images in the message file of the outgoing handwritten message,
When the outgoing handwritten message is delivered to the called party device and displayed, a plurality of images corresponding to the called handwritten message are sequentially output on the screen of the called party device,
Even if the terminal specification is different from the called party device, the outgoing handwriting message can be played on the screen of the called party device,
Reproduction of the outgoing handwritten message maintains the attributes of the inputted handwriting,
The handwritten memo is generated based on a predetermined handwritten input time and the background of the page screen,
The message file is an integrated handwritten message providing device including the handwritten memo or other handwritten memo based on the background of the page screen other than the handwritten memo. Outputting a page screen capable of inputting a handwritten memo when executed by the integrated handwritten message providing device;
A user inputting a handwritten note on the page screen by hand;
Generating the handwritten memo as an outgoing handwritten message; And
And an instruction for executing a step of performing a call to the outgoing handwritten message,
In the generating step, the image of the page screen is automatically captured and stored for a plurality of predetermined time points when the handwritten memo is input to the page screen, and the stored multiple images are included in the message file of the outgoing handwritten message. Further comprising,
When the outgoing handwritten message is delivered to the called party device and displayed, a plurality of images corresponding to the called handwritten message are sequentially output on the screen of the called party device,
Even if the terminal specification is different from the called party device, the outgoing handwriting message can be played on the screen of the called party device,
Reproduction of the outgoing handwritten message maintains the attributes of the inputted handwriting,
The handwritten memo is generated based on a predetermined handwritten input time and the background of the page screen,
The message file includes the handwritten memo or other handwritten memo based on the background of another page screen other than the handwritten memo.

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