MULTI-MODAL MESSAGING
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1. A method for authoring message templates for use with a messaging system, the method comprising the steps of:
- defining a category that is associated with one or more related template messages;
defining a keyword for each template message associated with the category, wherein each keyword is a unique identifier for the associated template message;
specifying one or more properties associated with the category, said one or more properties including an identification property that is used for logically associating the category with a same category in a different language.
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Abstract
Systems and methods for multi-modal messaging that enable a user to compose, send and retrieve messages, such as SMS, MMS, IM or ordinary e-mail messages, for example, using one or more I/O (input/output) modalities (e.g., speech I/O and/or GUI I/O). A method for composing messages combines the advantages of a multi-modal interface (e.g., grammar-based speech and touchscreen or similar input devices) and message templates, which allows a user to construct a message with significantly less effort in a fraction of the time required by conventional methods. The user can dictate his/her messages using speech and/or GUI input, for example, based on a library of message templates which can be personalized by the user to fit his/her social interaction needs.
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7 Claims
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1. A method for authoring message templates for use with a messaging system, the method comprising the steps of:
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defining a category that is associated with one or more related template messages; defining a keyword for each template message associated with the category, wherein each keyword is a unique identifier for the associated template message; specifying one or more properties associated with the category, said one or more properties including an identification property that is used for logically associating the category with a same category in a different language. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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