KR20210092450A - Electronic research note deitor system that can be managed by product - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an electronic research note editor system that can manage each product. The present invention comprises: a client comprising a display part that outputs a template comprising a plurality of categories comprising product names and an editing part that generates a plurality of research notes by inputting research information corresponding to each of the plurality of categories; and a server comprising a database part that receives and stores a template and the plurality of research notes and a classification part that classifies the plurality of research notes per product name.

Description

Electronic research note editor system that can be managed by product {ELECTRONIC RESEARCH NOTE DEITOR SYSTEM THAT CAN BE MANAGED BY PRODUCT}

The present invention relates to an electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product.

In general, an electronic research notebook is an electronic notebook for recording research activities. It is used to record the entire process of how to prepare for the study, how to experiment, and what results were obtained.

Since these electronic research notes are recorded and stored as electronic documents, specific contents (data) can be easily found or shared with other researchers. It is also used as evidence of patent disputes by having a stamp function that distinguishes the time of creation and whether it is forged/falsified. It is also useful when revealing whether the research is false because it even leaves a record of corrections.

On the other hand, the prior art Registered Patent No. 10-2043146 (hereinafter referred to as the prior art) relates to an electronic device and an electronic note system using an electronic device. In more detail, color information is received from an external touch means using wireless communication. a wireless communication unit; a display unit for outputting an image object displayed in a color corresponding to the received color information; and activating an electronic note function based on a touch input to the image object, and controlling the display unit so that information input through a touch input applied on the display unit is displayed in a color corresponding to the color information When a plurality of color information is received from the external touch means, the control unit outputs a plurality of image objects each having a color corresponding to the plurality of color information on the display unit, Since color information can be received through a wireless signal from an external touch means equipped with a recognition function, the user can utilize the electronic note function using various colors even when the color is not previously stored in the electronic device. that it is effective.

However, this prior art has a problem in that it is inconvenient to manage because it is not possible to classify electronic notes (electronic research notes).

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide an electronic research note editor system capable of managing a plurality of research notes (electronic notes, electronic research notes) for each product (product name). .

Another object of the present invention is to provide an electronic research note editor system that enables easy backup and recovery by product.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an electronic research note editor system that is easy to manage and organize, and manages each product that can efficiently use DB capacity.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product that can effectively identify and manage the progress of the research notes.

The present invention for the purpose of solving the above problems has the following configuration and features.

A client including a display unit for outputting a template including a plurality of categories including a product name, and an editing unit for generating a plurality of research notes by inputting research information corresponding to each of the plurality of categories, and the template and the plurality of study notes and a server including a database unit for receiving and storing and a classification unit for classifying the plurality of study notes by product name.

In addition, the server stores a preset sub-version corresponding to the pre-stored research note, and when the pre-stored research note is modified and a revised research note is generated, the current version corresponding to the revised research note is input and stored and a version control unit, wherein when any one of the current version and the lower version is transmitted, the version control unit transmits the other one as well, and the client sends the current version and the lower version corresponding to any one of the current version and the lower version. When the other one of the current version and the lower version is set while receiving and outputting the research note, the research note corresponding to the other one of the current version and the lower version may be transmitted.

In addition, the database unit includes a plurality of folders for storing a plurality of the study notes, the server is any one of the plurality of the study notes stored in any one of the plurality of folders any one of the plurality of the study notes When moving or copying to another one of a plurality of pre-stored folders, a duplicate check unit for generating duplicate information may be included.

In addition, the client includes a task status designation unit for generating status designation information by setting the progress status of the study note for each step, the database unit receives and stores the status designation information, and the server sets the progress status of the study note It may include an icon generator for generating a state icon corresponding to the state.

The present invention having the above configuration and characteristics has the effect of being able to manage a plurality of research notes for each product (product name) by including a server including a classification unit.

In addition, the present invention has the effect that, since the server includes a version control unit, backup and recovery are easy.

In addition, the present invention has the effect that the server includes a redundancy check unit, so that it is easy to manage and organize, and the DB capacity can be used efficiently.

In addition, the present invention has an effect that the client can intuitively and effectively grasp and manage the task progress status of the research note by including the task status designation unit and the server including the icon generation unit.

1 is a schematic block diagram of an electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram for explaining a client.
3 is a diagram for explaining an output template.
4 is a view for explaining that a list of a plurality of research notes classified according to the product name is output.
5 is a diagram for explaining that a plurality of research notes are classified and output according to product names.
6 is a diagram for explaining that a research note including a current version and a lower version is output by the version control unit.
7 is a diagram for explaining a process in which a study note in one folder is moved or copied to another folder.
8 is a view for explaining that the progress of the research note is output.
9 is a diagram for explaining that an icon is output by the icon generator.
10 is a diagram for explaining a research note edited and output by the graph editing module, the table editing module, and the text editing module.
11 is a view for explaining a research note edited and output by the image editing module.
12 is a view for explaining that the flowchart edited by the flowchart editing module is output.
13 is a diagram for explaining the output research notes and discussion rooms.
14 is a diagram illustrating a further embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention is intended to be described in detail in the text of the embodiment (態樣, aspect) (or embodiments) can be applied to various changes and can have various forms. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to the specific disclosed form, it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

The terminology used herein is only used to describe a specific embodiment (aspect, aspect, aspect) (or embodiment), and is not intended to limit the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In the present application, terms such as comprises or consists of are intended to designate that the features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification exist, but one or more other features It is to be understood that it does not preclude the possibility of the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Unless defined otherwise, all terms used herein, including technical and scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the related art, and should not be interpreted in an ideal or excessively formal meaning unless explicitly defined in the present application. does not

~1~, ~2~, etc. described in the present specification will be referred to only to distinguish that they are different components, and are not limited to the order of manufacture, and their names in the detailed description and claims of the invention are may not match.

Throughout this specification, when a part is "connected" with another part, it is not only "directly communicatively connected" but also "indirectly communicatively connected" with another element interposed therebetween. "Including cases where

1 is a schematic block diagram of an electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a client, and FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining an output template .

Hereinafter, the electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product in an embodiment of the present invention will be referred to as 'this system' for convenience of description.

1 to 3 , the present system (electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product) includes a client 1 and a server 2 .

The client 1 may refer to a program, an application, etc. that is communicatively connected with the server 2 to be described later through a communication network to generate or output various information, signals, and the like. Such a client 1 may be installed on a PC, a tablet PC, a portable terminal, or the like. The client 1 may be interpreted as a broad concept including a PC, a tablet PC, a portable terminal, etc. on which programs and applications are installed.

The client 1 enters (adds) information on research (hereinafter, research information) corresponding to each of a plurality of categories in a template including a plurality of categories including a product name, and generates a plurality of research notes by an editor 11 ) is included. Here, the research information may include one or more of a graph, an image, a table, and a flowchart.

The above-described editing unit 11 may be included in the client 1 or may be included in the server 2 to be described later. Exemplarily, the editing unit 11 may be stored in the database unit 21 of the server 2 to be described later, and the client 1 may include the editing unit 11 by receiving the editing unit 11 from the server 2 . there is.

The editing unit 11 may include a template editing module 111 that generates a template including a plurality of categories to which research information is input, and generates a modified template when research information is input into the template. Here, a template is a basic framework such as a schematic, form, etc., into which research information is input to generate the research note. For example, a certain structure of a table is created for various data processing and the user can input data. there is. In this regard, since it is obvious to those skilled in the art, a more detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The template includes a plurality of categories, and the plurality of categories may include, for example, a research note title (or project name), summary information, researcher, storage folder, product classification, version, worksheet, file attachment, and the like.

The client 1 may generate research notes by inputting research information into each of a plurality of categories through an editing unit 11 including a text editing module 115, which will be described later. The editing unit 11 including the text editing module 115 and the like will be described in more detail in the following description.

The client 1 includes a display unit 12 that outputs a template including a plurality of categories including product names.

As described above, the template editing module 111 can generate a modified template. The template and the modified template can be transmitted to the server 2 to be described later and stored in the database unit 21 to be described later. Each of the display units 12 of the plurality of clients 1 may receive a template or a modified template from the server 2 to be described later, and the display unit 12 may output the received template.

4 is a diagram for explaining that a list of a plurality of research notes classified according to a product name is output, and FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining that a plurality of research notes are classified and output according to a product name.

1, 2, 4 and 5 , the server 2 is communicatively connected to the client 1 as described above, and includes a database unit 21 . The database unit 21 receives and stores the template and a plurality of study notes. In addition, the server 2 includes a classification unit 22 for classifying a plurality of research notes by product (product name).

As described above, the research note is generated by inputting research information corresponding to each of a plurality of categories including a product (product name), and the classification unit 22 classifies the plurality of research notes by product (product name) to obtain classification information. can create Such classification information can be received and output by the above-described client 1 (as described above, the client 1 can output a research note through the display unit 12, and thereafter, the display unit 12 is omitted and the client ( 1) shall print out research notes, etc.).

Exemplarily, a plurality of research notes relate to products (brand names) such as apples, persimmons, pears, tangerines, and grapes, and when they are written by authors A and B, respectively, when classified by authors A or B, apples, There was a problem that it was difficult to grasp the research notes on apples among sweet persimmons, pears, tangerines, and grapes. However, since the present system includes the server 2 including the classification unit 22, it is possible to classify a plurality of research notes by product (product name), and there is an advantage that a plurality of research notes can be managed and grasped for each product. .

6 is a diagram for explaining that a research note including a current version and a lower version is output by the version control unit.

1, 2 and 6 , the server 2 stores a preset (pre-entered) sub-version corresponding to a pre-stored research note, and a pre-stored research note is modified to generate a modified research note. If necessary, it may include a version management unit 24 that receives and stores the current version corresponding to the revised research note.

That is, the pre-stored research notes are written at a point in time prior to the revised research notes, and each of the pre-stored research notes and the revised research notes are stored in at least one of the database unit 21 and the version control unit 24, and the pre-stored research notes and a lower version and a current version corresponding to each of the revised research notes may be stored in the version control unit 24 .

As described above, research notes are written and transmitted by the client 1, and each version (lower version, current version) is inputted and transmitted by the editing unit 11 of the client 1, or the version control unit 24 You can save by giving a version corresponding to the save casting.

At this time, when any one of the current version and the lower version is transmitted, the version control unit 24 transmits the other one to the client 1 together (see FIG. 6 ), and the client 1 sends the current version and the lower version to any one of the current version and the lower version. When the other one of the current version and the lower version is set in the state of receiving and outputting the corresponding research note, the research note corresponding to the other one of the current version and the lower version may be transmitted to the client 1 .

Here, the setting means that the client 1 selects the other one of the output current version and the lower version by locating the cursor, or generates version selection information through a method commonly used in the relevant field such as touch to generate the version selection information to the server 2 can be transmitted through , and the server 2 may receive the version selection information and transmit a corresponding study note to the client 1 .

As described above, the present system includes the server 2 including the version control unit 24, so it is easy to manage the research notes before and after the revision. In particular, the research notes before revision can be backed up and stored, and after revision It has the advantage of being able to restore the research notes before modification.

7 is a diagram for explaining a process in which a study note in one folder is moved or copied to another folder.

1, 2, and 7, the database unit 21 may include a plurality of folders for storing a plurality of study notes.

In addition, the server 2 selects any one of the plurality of study notes (hereinafter the first study note) stored in any one of the plurality of folders (hereinafter, the first folder) to another of the plurality of folders in which any one of the plurality of study notes is pre-stored. When moving or copying to one (hereinafter referred to as the second folder), a duplicate check unit 25 for generating duplicate information may be included.

Exemplarily, when the client 1 generates copy information to move the first study note in the first folder to the second folder by an input signal from an input device such as a keyboard or mouse, the duplicate check unit 25 ) compares the first study note in the first folder with the first study note in the second folder, and when duplicated, duplicate information is generated so that it is not moved or copied and transmitted to the client 1 . Conversely, if the first research note is to be moved or copied to the third folder that does not contain the first research note, the duplicate check unit 25 does not generate duplicate information, and the client 1 sends the first research note in the first folder. Research notes can be moved or copied to the third folder.

The above-described folder may be included in the DB unit (not shown) of the client 1 as well as the database unit 21 of the server 2 , and the client 1 receives the duplicate check unit 25 and receives the client 1 . By installing in the client (1) may include a duplicate check unit (25). Since this is obvious to those skilled in the art, a more detailed description will be omitted.

As such, the present system includes the server 2 including the duplicate check unit 25, thereby automatically organizing the database unit 21 to store research notes, thereby suppressing the wastage of consumed data capacity. There is this.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining that the progress of a research note is output, and FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining that an icon is output by the icon generator.

1, 2, 8 and 9 , the client 1 may include a task status designation unit 13 for generating status designation information by setting the progress status of the research note step by step, and a database The unit 21 may receive and store the status designation information.

At this time, a plurality of different clients 1 receive and output the status designation information from the server 2 (eg, the task status information unit (not shown)), so that the progress of the research note can be grasped.

Exemplarily, the client 1 may receive and output task status information from the server 2 so that any one of the steps can be specified, and the client 1 receives an input signal from a keyboard, a mouse, etc. By designating one (for example, any one of prepare, proceed, hold, stop, and end), the status designation information may be generated. Alternatively, the status designation information may be generated through the text editing module 115 to be described later.

In this case, the server 2 may include an icon generator 26 that generates a status icon corresponding to the progress status of the study note.

As described above, the progress state can be set for each stage. For example, when each stage is expressed as preparation, progress, hold, stop, end, etc., the icon generating unit 26 generates a state icon corresponding to each stage. So, it can be transmitted to the client (1) together with the research note. Illustratively, the status icon may be a shape of a folder, a file, etc. in a research note list in which identification information (eg, task name) of a plurality of research notes is listed, and may be an icon expressed in different colors.

As such, the present system includes the client (1) task status designation unit (13), and the server (2) includes the icon generation unit 26, so that the progress of the research note can be intuitively and effectively grasped. It has the advantage that it can be managed more efficiently.

10 is a diagram for explaining a research note edited and output by the graph editing module, table editing module, and text editing module, FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a research note edited and output by the image editing module, 12 is a view for explaining that the flowchart edited by the flowchart editing module is output.

On the other hand, if the editing unit 11 of the above-described client 1 is described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 1, 2, and 10 to 12 , the editing unit 11 provides table information including a table among the research information. It may include a table editing module 113 that generates and stores the table information and inputs the table information to the template.

Exemplarily, the table editing module 113 receives row number information and column number information generated by an input signal generated by an input device (mouse, keyboard, etc.) to display a table including cells partitioned by rows and columns. You can create facial information that includes

In this case, text may be added to the cell by the text editing module 115 to be described later.

Also, the editing unit 1 may include a graph editing module 112 that generates and stores graph information including a graph among the research information, and inputs (adds) the graph information to the template.

Illustratively, the expression information may include a division row (eg, a product name, see FIG. 10) and a division column (eg, 'sugar content', see FIG. 10) corresponding to each of the last row and the last column of the table, and graph editing The module 112 may generate graph information including a graph by an input signal generated by an input device (mouse, keyboard, etc.). Illustratively, in the graph information, the graph may be a bar graph. In the bar graph, the horizontal axis may be any one of the division columns (eg, sugar content), and the vertical axis may indicate, for example, a sugar content value. In a bar graph, a bar may mean each product (separation row), may be displayed in different colors, and may have a height corresponding to the sugar content value.

In addition, the editing unit 1 generates flowchart information including a flowchart in which figures and arrows are arranged, inputs (adds) to the template, and a flowchart editing module 114 for generating figure change information for changing the color of the figure. may include

For example, the flowchart editing module 114 may generate flowchart information including a flowchart in which figures and arrows generated by an input signal generated by an input device (mouse, keyboard, etc.) are arranged. Also, it is possible to generate figure change information for changing the color of the figure according to an input signal generated by an input device (mouse, keyboard, etc.). The figure change information may include arrangement change information for changing positions of figures and arrows.

In this case, text may be added to the figure by a text editing module 115 to be described later.

In addition, the editing unit 11 may include a text editing module 115 that receives an input signal for generating text information from a mouse, a keyboard, etc. and outputs text information to one side of the cursor or a text box in which text information is output. can Exemplarily, text information may be output from the template.

Also, the editing unit 11 may include an image editing module 116 for inputting (adding) image information including an image to the template.

For example, the image editing module 116 may receive an image stored in the DB unit (not shown) of the client 1 or an image stored in the database unit 21 and add it to the template.

As described above, the editing unit 11 may also be included in the server 2 , and the client 1 may receive and use the editing unit 11 from the server 2 .

As described above, since the present system includes the editing unit 11, there is an advantage in that the research notes can be edited so that information (research information) can be effectively transmitted. In addition, since the template editing module 111 can call a pre-stored template, the pre-stored template can be used repeatedly, thereby making it easier to write a research note.

13 is a diagram for explaining the output research notes and discussion rooms.

1, 2 and 13 , the server 2 may include a communication unit 23 that creates a discussion room corresponding to each of a plurality of study notes.

At this time, the display unit 12 of each of the plurality of clients 1 may output a research note on one side of the screen and a discussion room on the other side of the screen. As described above, the client 1 may be an application, a program, and the like, and it can be interpreted as a broad concept including a PC in which the application, program, and the like is installed, and a mobile terminal.

Here, the display unit 12 outputs research notes and discussion rooms as images on a screen of a PC or a mobile terminal, and may include a display or the like.

Illustratively, the server 2 may generate note list information including a list of research notes in which identification information (eg, task name) of each of a plurality of different research notes is output. In this case, the note list information may include a link means for linking (connecting) to the discussion room at a location corresponding to the identification information.

At this time, when one or more of the different users using the plurality of clients 1 clicks the link means with a mouse, etc., the client 1 used by the user outputs a research note on one side of the screen and the other side of the screen You can print the discussion room.

As described above, since the present system includes the server 2 including the communication unit 23, there is an advantage that each of the plurality of clients 1 can check one study note and have a conversation in the discussion room at the same time.

1 and 2 , each of the plurality of clients 1 may further include a location finding unit 14 that generates and transmits location information of a cursor to the server 2 .

More specifically, the location finding unit 14 of any one of the plurality of clients 1 generates and transmits the location information of the cursor to the server 2, and the display unit 14 of the other one or more of the plurality of clients 1 ( 12) may receive the location information and output one of the plurality of clients 1 (a cursor corresponding to the location information).

The location information may have location values (x, y) on the display screen, and any one of the plurality of clients 1 grasps the location values (x, y) of the cursor on the screen and includes the location values. Information is generated and transmitted to the server 2 , and at least one other of the plurality of clients 1 receives the location information and outputs a cursor corresponding to the location value.

In this way, the present system includes the location finding unit 14 and includes the client 1 outputting a cursor corresponding to the location information, so that communication of each user using each of the plurality of clients 1 is provided. There is an advantage that this can be done more easily.

14 is a diagram illustrating a further embodiment of the present invention.

As described above, it was said that the classification unit 22 generates classification information in which a plurality of research notes are classified by product (product name).

In this case, the client 1 (eg, the display unit 12 ) may include a research note page for outputting research notes and a product classification page for outputting classification information.

At this time, it may be necessary to simultaneously output the product classification page and the research note page. For example, by outputting the product classification page on one side of the screen, the identification information (eg, project name) of a plurality of research notes is output, and the screen On the other side, a research note page is output, and a research note corresponding to any one of the plurality of identification information is output. That is, when the client 1 selects any one of a plurality of identification information by the input signal, it may be necessary to simultaneously output a product classification page and a research note page to output a research note corresponding to the identification information. there is.

In addition, the research note page is printed and the research note is outputted, but the other one of the plurality of identification information corresponding to each of the plurality of research notes is printed so that the research note is different from the research note output from the research note page by going to the product classification page. In order to perform functions such as selecting identification information, quickly switch to the product classification page, select another identification information on the product classification page, and quickly go to the research note page to output the research note corresponding to the other identification information The need to convert is required.

(The case of switching from the research note page to the product classification page will be described below. Even so, the conversion from the product classification page to the research note page is not excluded)

Accordingly, the present invention intends to provide a simple and reliable page switching function for user convenience when switching to the product classification page in the process of using the research note page.

To this end, in the present invention, the client 1 creates a divided task bar T1 that divides a screen (eg, a terminal screen) in one direction, and a foreground T2 activated on one side of the divided screen. It is characterized in that it may further include a divided tasking interface (T) for allocating a research note page to ), and for allocating a product classification page to the inactive Background (T3) on the other side of the divided screen.

According to the embodiment, the divided task bar T1 activates the product classification page in the background through the icons T11 related to the research note page and click and drag operations, and the page that deactivates the research note page in the foreground. It is characterized in that it includes a switch button (T12).

In addition, the division tasking interface T outputs the authentication icon T14 in the shape of a circular arrow on the foreground side when the page change button T12 is clicked, and the inside of the authentication icon T14 is moved from the starting point to the end point according to the user's drag. When filled up to , the verification icon (T15) having the same shape as the authentication icon (T14) on the background side is output, and at the same time, the filling operation for the authentication icon (T14) is released, and according to the user's drag, the authentication icon ( When T14) is seated inside the verification icon T15, the page is changed.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 14 [A], the split tasking interface T generates a split tasking bar T1 that divides the terminal screen in one direction, and the screen divided by the split tasking bar T1 One side of the screen is allocated and activated as the foreground T2, and the other side of the screen divided by the divided task bar T1 is allocated and deactivated as the background T3.

And, as shown in FIG. 14 [A], the divided task bar T1 includes icons T11 related to the page assigned to the activated foreground T2, and in addition, the foreground ( T1) by a drag operation. and a page change button T12 for switching activation of the page assigned to T2) and the background T3. Here, the meaning of the foreground T2 and the background T3 depends on whether the initial state is activated, and after the activation transition, the page assigned to the background T3 operates 'as if in the foreground'.

And, as shown in FIG. 14 [B], the division tasking interface T outputs an authentication icon T14 in the shape of a circular arrow on the foreground side when the page change button T12 is clicked. Here, the authentication icon T14 has a circular arrow shape with an empty inside, and the tail is the starting point and the head is the ending point. If the authentication icon T14 is dragged from the start point to the end point while clicking the start point, the inside of the authentication icon T14 is filled according to the drag path.

In addition, as shown in Figure 14 [B], [C], the split tasking interface (T) is the authentication icon (T14) on the background side when the inside of the authentication icon (T14) is filled from the starting point to the end point according to the user's drag. While outputting the verification icon T15 having the same shape as , and having a larger shape, the filling operation for the authentication icon T14 is released. In the above, the authentication icon T14 from which the filling operation is released is configured to move on the screen by the drag operation without being filled any more even if the drag operation is continuously input.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 14 [C], the split tasking interface T switches the page when the authentication icon T14 is seated inside the verification icon T15 according to the user's drag.

The configuration of this division tasking interface T1 converts the page through the process of firstly clicking the page change button T12, secondly filling the authentication icon T14, and thirdly setting the authentication icon T14. A problem in which the page is switched unintentionally due to a situation in which the page is switched due to an unintentional operation (for example, when the terminal is a pressure-sensitive touchpad and a predetermined pressure is applied to the terminal in a pocket and clicks and drags) can prevent

In addition, since the three-step authentication process consists of 'click-drag-drag', the operation is very simple and intuitive compared to the complicated authentication step, so it does not impair the user's convenience but rather enhances it.

That is, the divided tasking interface (T) according to the embodiment provides an improvement in processing speed by outputting two pages at the same time, and provides convenience to the user by making it possible to easily perform page activation conversion, and furthermore, a mistake or intention value It has the effect of significantly improving reliability by preventing page activation switching due to an unexpected operation or the like.

Although the accompanying drawings show an implementation of clicking and dragging through a user's finger on the basis of a smartphone, the above-described interface can be applied to devices such as a PC, a tablet, etc., a bar, a mouse, a touch pen, etc. It may be implemented in the form of dragging.

The present invention described above with reference to the accompanying drawings is capable of various modifications and changes by those skilled in the art, and such modifications and changes should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

Clients: 1 Editorial Department: 11
Template editing module: 111 Graph editing module: 112
Table editing module: 113 Flowchart editing module: 114
Text editing module: 115 Image editing module: 116
Display unit: 12 Task status designation unit: 13
Locator: 14 Server: 2
Database section: 21 Classification section: 22
Communication Department: 23 Version Control Department: 24
Duplicate check unit: 25 Icon generation unit: 26

Claims (4)

a client comprising: a display unit for outputting a template including a plurality of categories including a product name; and an editing unit for generating a plurality of research notes by inputting research information corresponding to each of the plurality of categories; and
a server including a database unit for receiving and storing the template and the plurality of study notes, and a classification unit for classifying the plurality of study notes by product name;
Electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product, characterized in that it includes a.
The method according to claim 1,
The server stores a preset sub-version corresponding to the pre-stored research note, and when the pre-stored research note is modified and a revised research note is generated, the current version corresponding to the revised research note is input and stored It further includes a version control unit,
When any one of the current version and the lower version is transmitted, the version control unit transmits the other one together, and the client receives and outputs the study note corresponding to any one of the current version and the lower version Electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product, characterized in that when the other one of the current version and the lower version is set, the research note corresponding to the other one of the current version and the lower version is transmitted.
The method according to claim 1,
The database unit includes a plurality of folders for storing a plurality of the study notes,
When the server moves or copies any one of a plurality of study notes stored in any one of a plurality of folders to another one of a plurality of folders in which any one of a plurality of said study notes is previously stored, a duplicate check for generating duplicate information Electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product, characterized in that it further comprises a wealth.
The method according to claim 1,
The client includes a task status designation unit for generating status designation information by setting the progress status of the research note step by step,
The database unit receives and stores the state designation information,
The server is an electronic research note editor system capable of managing each product, characterized in that it further comprises an icon generator for generating a state icon corresponding to the progress state of the study note.

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