User interface for an inkable family calendar

Details User interface for an inkable family calendar User interface for an inkable family calendar

2006-02-22

2011-12-06

Zahr, Ashraf (Department: 2175)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Operator interface

Computer supported collaborative work between plural users

C715S963000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08074175

ABSTRACT:
The subject application relates to a user interface(s), system(s), and/or methodology that facilitate improved management and coordination of activities, events, and occasions using a digital calendar format that can be accessed anywhere, changed or edited with ease, and readily synchronized on different devices. Various input modes can be employed including inking. New items can be created using an inking component and then dragged and dropped onto the appropriate day. Items can be modified or deleted and such alterations can be tracked to ensure that calendar changes can be monitored, and moreover, access to the calendar can be controlled.

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