METHOD FOR ZOOMING IMAGE ON TOUCH SCREEN
First Claim
1. A method for switching a size of an image displayed on a touch screen between a first size and a second size, said method comprising the steps of:
- (a) displaying the image on the touch screen in one of the first size and the second size;
(b) receiving a signal induced by an external force imposed on the touch screen;
(c) determining, according to the signal, a position of the external force imposed on the touch screen, and judging if the position is located within a region of the touch screen covered by the image being displayed; and
(d) if YES in step (c), displaying the image on the touch screen in the other of the first size and the second size.
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Abstract
The invention provides a method for switching the size of an image displayed on a touch screen between a full-screen size and a normal size. A user can selectivity display the image on the touch screen in the full-screen size or the normal size by use of the method according to the invention. A user interface is previously defined. The user interface includes a first level, where a plurality of application icons are previously defined, and a second level wherein the image is previously defined. When the image is displayed on the touch screen in the full-screen size, the image covers the application icons which are not closed.
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1. A method for switching a size of an image displayed on a touch screen between a first size and a second size, said method comprising the steps of:
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(a) displaying the image on the touch screen in one of the first size and the second size;
(b) receiving a signal induced by an external force imposed on the touch screen;
(c) determining, according to the signal, a position of the external force imposed on the touch screen, and judging if the position is located within a region of the touch screen covered by the image being displayed; and
(d) if YES in step (c), displaying the image on the touch screen in the other of the first size and the second size. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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