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Script character processing method for opening space within text and ink strokes of a document

  • US 6,493,736 B1
  • Filed: 10/19/1998
  • Issued: 12/10/2002
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/20/1991
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A computerized method for providing writing space within text that includes one or more of ink stroke, binary encoded character, or bitmapped image glyphs using a graphical input device on a dynamic document display, the method comprising:

  • displaying one or more lines of text on the document display;

    entering a command to open a writing space at a user-determined location along a selected one of said lines, the computer and document display being responsive to open an amount of added space at said location in the selected line including shifting any pre-existing text in the line on one side of said location in a direction along the line away from said location, the computer and document display being responsive to wrap any words shifted past the end of the line to a successive line;

    entering ink strokes with the input device into the added space;

    sensing a predetermined user action, the computer and document display being responsive to remove excess added writing space.

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