Data processing: presentation processing of document – operator i – Operator interface – Gesture-based
Reexamination Certificate
2004-10-20
2008-11-18
Bashore, William L. (Department: 2175)
Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i
Operator interface
Gesture-based
Reexamination Certificate
active
07454717
ABSTRACT:
A pen-based user interface (PBUI) that facilitates input of a delimiter to a scope in a substantially uninterrupted stroke for generating a selection-action gesture phrase. Four delimiter techniques are provided, which include a Multi-stroke delimiter, a button delimiter, timeout delimiter and pigtail delimiter. The Pigtail delimiter uses a small loop to delimit the gesture. The delimiter techniques support integrated scope selection, command activation, and direct manipulation all in a single fluid pen gesture. The delimiter techniques can also be employed to terminate a complex scope consisting of a sequence of multiple pen strokes.
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Baudisch Patrick M
Guimbretiere Francois V
Hinckley Kenneth P
Ramos Gonzalo A
Alvesteffer Stephen
Amin Turocy & Calvin LLP
Bashore William L.
Microsoft Corporation
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