Image analysis – Image sensing – Optical
Reexamination Certificate
2006-07-18
2006-07-18
Dang, Duy M. (Department: 2627)
Image analysis
Image sensing
Optical
C382S187000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07079713
ABSTRACT:
A user interface can display electronic ink in one section of a display device and corresponding recognized or converted text in another section of the display device that was generated from a electronic ink recognition system. Each page of electronic ink and each corresponding page of converted or recognized text are linked to one another. In other words, each page of electronic ink can be displayed only with its corresponding page of converted or recognized text until a command or message is received that editing of the converted or recognized text has been completed. Once the command or message is received that editing of the converted or recognized text has been completed, then the link between an electronic ink page and its corresponding converted text page is broken. This means that the converted text page can now be saved independently of its corresponding electronic ink page.
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Dang Duy M.
Merchant & Gould
Microsoft Corporation
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