JP2021061011A - Method for generating captured image for display windows, and device of the same - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a method for generating a captured image for display windows, and a device for the same.SOLUTION: A method and a device for generating a captured image comprises the steps of: determining a first display window to be captured from among a plurality of display windows displayed on a screen; capturing data displayed on the determined first display window on the basis of user input; and displaying, by using size of the first display window, both a captured image, which is generated by capture, and the first display window such that they overlap.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a method and a device thereof for generating a captured image between display windows displayed on a screen, and more specifically, capturing between a plurality of display windows based on received user input. It relates to a method of generating and moving an image and its device.

In a terminal device that executes a plurality of applications at the same time, it is possible to interact between the applications via a multi-window framework. Further, in the case of a multi-window system, the same application can be executed through a plurality of windows at the same time.

In the existing terminal environment, even if a plurality of applications are executed at the same time, each application is executed on the entire screen, so that it is not easy to execute and operate the plurality of applications at the same time.

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The present invention has a problem in moving data between a plurality of applications executed at the same time via a multi-window system and activating the interaction between the applications.

A method of generating a captured image for a display window displayed on the screen for solving the above technical problem is a method of generating a captured image for a plurality of display windows displayed on the screen, in a first display window to be captured. The stage of deciding the door, the stage of capturing the data displayed in the determined first display window based on the user input, and the capture image generated by the capture are displayed in the size of the first display window. 1 Includes a stage of overlapping and displaying on the display window.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, in the display stage, when there are a plurality of first display windows, the captured image is overlapped with each of the plurality of first display windows. It is characterized by including a display stage.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, when the first display window is a full screen mode display window, the capture image is displayed as a part of the first display window. It is characterized by including a stage of displaying in an area.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the image capture method further includes a step of inserting a part or all of the displayed captured image into the second display window. ..

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, at the stage of inserting a part or all of the captured image, the captured image is touched for a set time or more, and the touch is dragged toward the second display window. It is characterized in that a part or all of the captured image is inserted into the second display window based on the user input.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, a step of determining a predetermined area of the displayed captured image and a step of cutting out the image of the determined area are further included, and a part or all of the captured image is included. Is inserted into the second display window, characterized in that the clipped image is inserted into the second display window.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the step of determining a predetermined area is the step of displaying the area selected by the user on the displayed capture image and the step of modifying the displayed area. It is characterized in that the captured image of the modified area including the step of performing is inserted into the second display window.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the step of modifying the displayed area is to touch the displayed area by the user and drag the touch within a preset time from the touched time. By doing so, the displayed area is moved to another area in the captured image.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the step of modifying the displayed area is displayed by the user pinching or unpinching the displayed area. It is characterized by changing the size of the area.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the area selected by the user is selected based on the touch input of the user who draws a closed curve on the captured image.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, at the stage of determining a predetermined area, the predetermined area is determined as a cut image by maintaining the user's touch on the predetermined area for a set time or longer. It is characterized by doing.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the clipped image is displayed so as to be overlapped on the determined image to be smaller in size than the image of the determined area. ..

According to the embodiment for solving the technical problem, the step of determining the first display window is that the plurality of display windows displayed by touching a predetermined button on the screen are displayed. The activated window is determined as the first display window.

According to the embodiment for solving the technical problem, the step of determining the first display window is that the plurality of display windows displayed by touching a predetermined button on the screen are displayed. The window excluding the activated window is determined as the first display window.

According to the embodiment for solving the technical problem, the stage of inserting into the second display window is such that the application corresponding to the second display window is displayed in the screen displayed in the second display window. If the function of inserting an image is provided, the captured image is inserted into the second display window.

According to one embodiment for solving the technical problem, the captured image is displayed in the size of the first display window and overlapped with the position of the first display window. And.

The capture image generation device for solving the technical problem includes a user input unit that receives user input to the device and a first display that is a target of capture among a plurality of display windows displayed on the screen. The capture unit that determines the window and captures the data displayed in the determined first display window based on the user input, and the captured image generated by the capture are displayed in the size of the first display window. Includes a display unit that overlaps and displays on the first display window.

Provided is a computer-readable recording medium in which a program for executing a captured image generation method for solving the above technical problems is recorded on a computer.

According to the present invention, data such as an image or text can be moved between a plurality of applications in a multi-window system. Through the data being moved, users can expect intuitive interactions between multiple applications.

It is a drawing which illustrated the plurality of display windows which are overlapped and displayed on the screen by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram which illustrated the structure of the device which generates the capture image for the display window by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which illustrated the capture image generation method by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining an example which moves a captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining an example which moves a captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of overlapping and displaying the captured image by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of determining the area to capture in relation to one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of determining the area to capture in relation to one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated the process of determining the area to capture in relation to one Embodiment of this invention. It is a drawing which illustrated one Embodiment of this invention which moves a capture image. It is a drawing which illustrated one Embodiment which modifies the area to be inserted in the capture image. It is a drawing which illustrated one Embodiment which modifies the area to be inserted in the capture image. It is a drawing which illustrated the other embodiment of this invention which moves a captured image to a 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrated the other embodiment of this invention which moves a captured image to a 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves a capture image to a 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves a capture image to a 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates the embodiment which displays the editing tool which modifies the inserted capture image. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves the data displayed in the 1st display window to the 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves the data displayed in the 1st display window to the 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves the data displayed in the 1st display window to the 2nd display window. It is a drawing which illustrates still another embodiment of this invention which moves the data displayed in the 1st display window to the 2nd display window.

When you "capture" the data displayed on the screen throughout the statement, it is not only when you get the "image or text" that is displayed, but also when you get the "information about the image or text that is displayed". Including the case of doing. For example, when capturing a displayed image or text, it is possible to acquire both URI (uniform resource identifier) information and intent information related to the image or text. Also, when a component is referred to as "contains" a component, it means that it may further include other components rather than excluding other components, unless otherwise stated to be the opposite. Means.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating a plurality of display windows that are overlapped and displayed on a screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.
As illustrated in FIG. 1, a plurality of display windows 10, 20, 30, and 40 are overlapped and displayed on the screen according to the embodiment of the present invention. The pin-up display window 10 is a window that is set to be displayed at the top of the screen, and is always at the top of the screen when displayed on the screen along with other display windows. Is displayed on. Further, a separate icon 5 may be displayed together in the set area of the pinup display window 10. For example, the pin-up display window 10 may display a pin-patterned icon 5 as if it were stuck in the pin-up display window 10.

The full screen mode display window 20 is a window set to be displayed on the entire screen, and is displayed on the screen in the same size as the screen size.

The partial screen mode display window 30 is a window set to be displayed on a part of the screen, and is suitable for an application that supports a window having a size smaller than the screen size. Further, the partial screen mode display window 30 is suitable for an application capable of displaying windows in duplicate together with an application for providing, for example, chat, memo, and the like.

Further, the one-size-fits-all mode display window 40 is a window that is displayed on a part of the screen and whose size can be freely adjusted by user input. Further, the display windows 10, 20, 30, and 40 may be displayed so as to overlap each other, and depending on the type of application, even if a predetermined window is displayed in the display windows 10, 20, 30, and 40. Good.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a device 100 for moving a captured image between display windows according to an embodiment of the present invention. The device 100 according to one embodiment includes a user input receiving unit 110, a capturing unit 120, a display unit 130, a control unit 140, and a memory 150.

In the following, the process of moving the captured image between the plurality of display windows by the device 100 using the configuration included in the device 100 will be described.

The user input receiving unit 110 receives the user input to the device 100. The user can touch a predetermined position on the screen of the device 100, and the user input receiving unit 110 can receive the user input by the user's touch. The user input receiver 110 can also receive user input via an input tool such as a keyboard, mouse, stylus, or the like.

The user input receiving unit 110 can receive the input for capturing the data displayed in the display window on the device 100. According to one embodiment, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input for selecting a preset button displayed in the display window as an input for capturing data.

The user input receiving unit 110 can also receive an input for selecting a part of the captured image generated by the capture. For example, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive a touch and drag input as an input for selecting a part of the captured image in order to draw a closed curve on the captured image. In the above, it has been described that the user input receiving unit 110 captures the screen of the display window and receives the user input for selecting a part of the captured image, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The user input receiving unit 110 can also receive the user input for immediately capturing a part of the screen area of the display window. For example, the user input unit 110 can receive an input that touches a predetermined point of the captured image, and an area within a predetermined range from the touched point is also captured.

To give another example, the user input receiving unit 110 can also receive an input for selecting a text. The text selection input received by the user input receiving unit 110 is an input for dragging a part of the text. However, the input for selecting the data to be received by the user input receiving unit 110 is not limited to the above-described embodiment. For example, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive various types of user inputs, just as it receives inputs for selecting a predetermined area by selecting two or more positions on the screen.

In addition, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input for moving the captured data. The user input receiver 110 receives a touch, a drag and drop, a long tap, or a hold in receiving an input that selects and moves the captured data. ), Etc., can receive user input via various types of actions. In addition, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input for selecting a part of the captured data as well as an input for moving a part of the selected data. The data may include, but is not limited to, images, texts and moving images, for example.

The user input receiving unit 110 can also receive the user input that ends the data capture. When it is not necessary to move the captured data to the second display window any more, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive the user input from the user to end the capture.

The capture unit 120 captures the data displayed in the first display window. The data displayed in the first display window may be various types of data such as still images, moving images, or texts. However, the data captured by the capture unit 120 is not limited to such an image or text, and anything displayed in the display window is the target.

The capture unit 120 can capture the data displayed in the first display window based on the user input received by the user input reception unit 110. As described above, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the input for selecting the preset button displayed in the first display window, the capturing unit 120 can capture the displayed data.

Specifically, the capture unit 120 can determine the first display window to be captured from among the plurality of display windows displayed on the screen of the device 100. The capture unit 120 uses the activated window among the plurality of display windows displayed on the screen of the device 100 as the first display window by touching a predetermined button on the screen of the device 100. Can be decided.

Further, the capture unit 120 selects a window excluding the activated window from the plurality of display windows displayed on the screen of the device 100 by touching a predetermined button on the screen of the device 100. It can also be determined as the first display window. Further, when three or more display windows are displayed on the screen of the device 100, two or more display windows can be determined as the first display window, respectively.

In addition, the capture unit 120 can capture the data displayed in the first display window and determine a part or all of the captured image generated by the capture as a cropped image. The capture unit 120 can determine a predetermined area on the captured image based on the user input and cut out the determined image. For example, the capture unit 120 can determine a region included in the closed curve as a cut image based on a user input that draws a closed curve on the captured image. In addition, the capture unit 120 can determine a region within the preset range from the predetermined point touched by the user as a cut-out image.

Further, the predetermined area in the captured image may be selected and modified by the user, and the capture unit 120 can determine the image of the modified area as a cutout image. The touched area is moved to another area in the captured image by the user touching the area selected by the user and dragging the touch within the preset time from the time of touching.

In addition, the capture unit 120 can cut out an image of the moved area. Further, the size of the selected area may be changed by the user pinching or unpinching the area selected by the user, and the capture unit 120 may change the size of the area. You can cut out the image of. Further, the capture unit 120 can determine the selected and modified area as a cut image if the touch input for the area selected and modified by the user is maintained for the preset time or longer.

The capture unit 120 can capture the data displayed in the first display window as an image or text. In addition, the capture unit 120 can select a part of the captured data. As described above, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the input for selecting a part of the captured screen image, the capturing unit 120 receives the captured image based on the received user input. Some areas can be selected.

Further, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives an input for selecting a part of the text, the capture unit 120 can also select a part of the captured text based on the received user input. The text captured by the capture unit 120 may include character data, URI (uniform resource identifier) data, intent data, and the like among the displayed data.

Further, when the data displayed in the first display window is a moving image, the capture unit 120 can also capture the URI data or the intent data of the moving image displayed based on the user input. For example, the capture unit 120 can capture information about the Internet address and / or the moving image of the moving image displayed in the first display window. On the other hand, the information captured by the capture unit 120 may include information related to a moving image title, content, and characters. The title of the captured video is inserted in the second display window in the form of text, and the internet address of the captured video is also inserted in the second display window in the form of a link.

The display unit 130 inserts the data captured by the capture unit 120 into the second display window and displays it. The captured data may be a captured image. The display unit 130 can insert the data captured by the capture unit 120 into the second display window and display it based on the user input received by the user input reception unit 110.

For example, the user input receiver 110 selects the data captured by touching a predetermined area of the first display window, and the data selected via drag and drop is transferred to the second display window. When the input to be moved is received, the display unit 130 can insert the captured data into the second display window and display it. Further, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives an input for moving a part of the captured data, the display unit 130 displays a part of the captured data or a part of the text on the second display. It can be inserted into the window and displayed.

Specifically, the display unit 130 displays the captured image generated by the capture unit 120 in an overlapping manner on the first display window, and displays a part or all of the displayed captured image on the second display window. It can be inserted into the dough and displayed. In that case, the captured image may be displayed in the same size as the first display window and overlapped with the position of the first display window. However, it is not limited to that.

Further, the display unit 130 can insert a part of the captured image determined by the capture unit 120 into the second display window and display it. Specifically, the display unit 130 can display the area selected by the user on the captured image based on the user input to the captured image. In addition, the display unit 130 can move or change the displayed area to display by moving the displayed area or changing the size of the displayed area.

Further, when a part of the captured image is selected and the selected area is touched for the set time or longer, the capture unit 120 can cut out the image of the touched area, and the display unit 130 can cut the image of the touched area. The cropped image can be reduced to a smaller size than the image of the touched area and displayed overlapping on the touched area. Further, if the touch on the cut image is dragged toward the second display window, the display unit 130 can also move the cut image to the second display window.

Further, if the application corresponding to the second display window provides a function of inserting an image into the screen displayed in the second display window, the display unit 130 can display all or a part of the captured image. It can be inserted into the second display window.

Further, the display unit 130 touches the captured image for a set time or longer, and based on the user input of dragging the touch toward the second display window, a part or all of the captured image is displayed on the second display window. It can also be inserted and displayed in.

According to one embodiment, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the drag-and-drop operation, the display unit 130 inserts and displays data at a position where the drop operation ends in the second display window. be able to. This will be described in detail with reference to FIG. Further, when the position where the drop operation ends is a predetermined field included in the second display window, the display unit 130 inserts the captured data into the field at the position where the drop operation ends and displays the captured data. You can also do it.

The display unit 130 can also adjust the size of the inserted data on the screen based on the size of the area in which the captured data (for example, an image or text) is displayed in the second display window. it can. That is, when the screen size of the second display window is smaller than the screen size of the captured data, the display unit 130 reduces the size of the captured data on the screen and inserts it into the second display window. Can be done. Or, if the screen size of the area where data is inserted and displayed is small, regardless of the screen size of the second display window itself (for example, in the display window where the calendar is displayed, each date. The display unit 130 can be inserted according to the size of the area to reduce the size of the data to be displayed on the screen.

Further, for example, the display unit 130 can insert and display the captured image or text in the second display window. In addition, the display unit 130 can also insert the captured data (for example, an image, text) and the link information corresponding to the captured data into the second display window.

In addition, the display unit 130 can display the captured data separately from the uncaptured area. That is, after the data is captured, the display unit 130 includes a captured area and an uncaptured area of the displayed data until the user input receiving unit 110 receives the user input that ends the capture. Can be displayed separately. For example, of the data displayed in the first display window, the uncaptured area may be displayed darker than the captured area, or at least one of the hue, saturation, and lightness of the uncaptured area. Can be changed and displayed.

Further, when the data captured by the capture unit 120 is information about a moving image, the display unit 130 can insert the captured moving image information into the second display window. That is, when the memo pad application is executed in the second display window, the display unit 130 can insert and display the title of the moving image in the second display window in the form of text. In addition, the display unit 130 can be inserted and displayed in the form of linking the Internet address of the moving image. Further, when the web browser application is executed in the second display window, the display unit 130 immediately connects the Internet address to the web browser application in the second display window, and the captured video is displayed. It is also possible to insert and display the captured video information as it is executed in the second display window.

The control unit 140 controls the overall operation of the device 100, and the user input reception unit 110, the capture unit 120, and the like so that data can be moved between the plurality of display windows displayed on the device 100. It controls the display unit 130 and the memory 150.

The memory 150 stores various information for moving data between a plurality of display windows displayed on the device 100. For example, the memory 150 can store the user input received by the user input receiving unit 110, the image or text data captured by the capturing unit 120, the data inserted and displayed by the display unit 130, and the like. The memory 150 can also store information transmitted and received between the user input reception unit 110, the capture unit 120, the display unit 130, and the control unit 140.

Hereinafter, a method of moving data between a plurality of display windows by using the configuration included in the device 100 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a data movement method according to an embodiment of the present invention. The flowchart illustrated in FIG. 3 is configured by the user input receiving unit 110, the capture unit 120, the display unit 130, the control unit 140, and the memory 150 shown in FIG. 2 at a stage of being processed in time series. Therefore, even if the contents are omitted below, it can be seen that the contents described above with respect to the configuration shown in FIG. 2 are also applied to the flowchart shown in FIG.

At step 310, the device 100 determines the first display window to be captured. The first display window is any one of a plurality of display windows displayed on the screen of the device 100. According to one embodiment, the first display window becomes any one of the currently activated display windows at the user's choice among the plurality of windows, and according to one embodiment, a plurality of them. It may be the display window of.

For example, when the device 100 displays a plurality of display windows, the user can determine any one display window for playing the moving image as the first display window. At this time, the device 100 first sets the display window by an external input signal that touches an arbitrary area of any one display window (that is, the activated display window) in which the moving image is played. It can be determined as a display window. Alternatively, the device 100 can determine the display window excluding the activated display window and the plurality of display windows displayed on the screen as the first display window.

At step 320, device 100 captures the data displayed in the first display window. The device 100 captures the data displayed in the first display window based on the input of touching the area corresponding to the capture button (the button matched with the function to capture the display window) displayed on the screen. can do. The user input for capturing data may be not only an input for touching the capture button area but also a long tap input for touching the capture button area for a certain period of time or longer.

In step 320, the device 100 can capture the data displayed in the first display window in the area excluding the area corresponding to the status bar at the upper end or the lower end. That is, the device 100 can capture only the area corresponding to the application executed in the display window. Of course, the device 100 can also capture the entire display window area.

At step 330, the device 100 displays the captured image on the screen. The captured image can mean a video or a still image captured in step 320 among the data displayed in the first display window.
At step 330, the captured image may be displayed on the screen in the same size as the first display window. That is, the captured image that captures the data displayed in the first display window may have the same size as the first display window, and thereby may be displayed in a size similar to that of the first display window.

On the other hand, according to the above-described embodiment, when the area excluding the upper end and / or lower end state bars is captured in the first display window, the captured image is smaller in size than the first display window. .. In this way, the captured image is also displayed in a smaller size than the first display window.

In addition, the device 100 can display the captured image in an overlapping manner on the first display window in relation to the position where the captured image is displayed. That is, the device 100 can overwrite the first display window with a captured image having a size similar to that of the first display window and display it. When the moving image is played back in the first display window, the captured image becomes the still image corresponding to the time when the moving image is captured, and such a still image is displayed overlapping with the moving image (first display window). In the display window, apart from the continuous playback of the video).

On the other hand, according to another embodiment, the captured image at step 330 does not completely overlap the first display window, but is executed in the first display window (eg, a video playback application). Is also displayed in a predetermined area of the first display window so as not to hide. That is, when a captured image smaller than the first display window is generated for the moving image played in the first display window, the captured image does not hide the moving image played in the first display window. , May be displayed at the bottom or top of the first display window. Thereby, the user can see the captured image separately from the moving image executed in the first display window.

According to another embodiment, the device 100 may additionally generate a separate display window and display the captured image in the new display window. At this time, the new display window may be displayed in a default area on the screen of the device 100.

On the other hand, according to one embodiment, when there are a plurality of first display windows to be captured, in step 330, the device 100 captures a plurality of captured images captured in each of the first display windows. It is also possible to overlap and display each first display window. According to another embodiment, if a full screen mode display window is captured in which the size of the captured first display window is the same as the size of the screen, the device 100 captures the captured image on the first display. It can be displayed in a part of the window in a smaller size than the first display window.

According to steps 310 to 330 described with reference to FIG. 3, the device 100 can conveniently manage the images captured in the display window. That is, the captured image is displayed in an overlapping (or overlay) on the display window to be captured, so that the user edits the captured image through a separate display window. No need. In addition, the captured image is displayed in the same size and at the same position as the display window to be captured, and the captured target can be efficiently identified on the side of the user interface.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment in which the captured image is moved according to the embodiment of the present invention.

At step 341, the device 100 displays the captured image on the screen. That is, step 330 described in FIG. 3 is performed. The device 100 can display the captured image in the same size as the first display window to be captured and overlap the first display window.

In step 342, the device 100 selects a predetermined area of the captured image to be moved to the second display window. That is, the device 100 can determine a predetermined area of the captured image to be inserted into the second display window by the external input signal.

For example, the device 100 can determine a predetermined area to be cut by an external input signal that draws a closed curve, and to give another example, the device 100 uses an external input signal that selects a square corresponding to a predetermined size and shape. , It is also possible to determine a predetermined area to be cut. The default size and shape come in a variety of forms, not only square, but also circular, oval, and so on.

On the other hand, the device 100 can display the determined predetermined area so as to be visually distinguished from other areas of the captured image. That is, the device 100 can change at least one of the hue, saturation, and lightness of a predetermined area and display it so as to be distinguished from the other areas. Of course, the device 100 can also apply the visual effect to the area other than the predetermined area and display it without applying the visual effect to the predetermined area. For example, the device 100 can display the determined predetermined area as it is, express all the other areas in black color, and display the predetermined area to be inserted so as to be conspicuous.

At step 343, device 100 modifies the area selected at step 342. That is, the device 100 can modify the size and / or position of the area selected by user input. The size of the selected region is modified by a pinching or unpinching input, and the device 100 can also newly determine the region selected by a new input that draws a closed curve. The selected area may also be modified by user input to select any one form of the figure.

For example, in step 342, when the user determines a predetermined area through an input that draws a closed curve, the predetermined area may deviate from the position desired by the user. Thereby, the user can maintain the shape of the predetermined area as it is, change the position, and determine a part area of the captured image to be inserted into the second display window. At this time, the user input for changing the position of the predetermined area may be the input of touching the predetermined area and dragging the touch input within the preset time from the touched time.

At step 344, the device 100 moves the predetermined areas determined in steps 342 and 343 into the second display window for insertion into the second display window. Specifically, in step 344, if the touch input for the predetermined area is maintained for the preset time or longer, the device 100 can be determined and moved as a cut image for inserting the predetermined area. That is, as described above, if the device 100 displays a predetermined area on the screen and corrects the predetermined area such as position movement and size adjustment, the user moves the predetermined area to the second display window. Can be touched for more than the set time. The device 100 can be determined as an image into which a predetermined area is inserted by such user input.

According to one embodiment, the device 100 can display an image having a size smaller than a predetermined area so as to overlap the predetermined area when the user input for determining the image to be inserted is received. That is, if the cut-out image is determined by the touch input for the set time or longer, the device 100 can display the cut-out image in a smaller size than the predetermined area so that the user can easily check the cut-out image. .. On the other hand, the device 100 can also overlap the size of the cropped image to a size larger than the predetermined area.

Further, the device 100 can display the position on the screen of the cut-out image at a position different from the predetermined area. That is, taking a square-shaped predetermined region as an example, the device 100 can display the position at the center of the predetermined region and the position at the center of the cropped image differently within a predetermined range. Specifically, it will be described in detail with reference to FIG. Thereby, the size and position of the cropped image are expressed so as to be different from the predetermined area, and the user can easily visually confirm the cropped image.

If the predetermined area is displayed on the screen according to the above contents, the device 100 moves the predetermined area to the second display window. The predetermined area to be moved may be an image cut out by the device 100 by user input. The device 100 can move the predetermined area to the second display window based on the user input of touching the predetermined area for a set time or longer and dragging the touch input toward the second display window.

As described above, the device 100 can move a part (predetermined area) of the captured image captured in the first display window, and can also move the entire image captured in the first display window. it can.

At step 345, the device 100 inserts and displays a predetermined area in the second display window. That is, the predetermined area is moved to the second display window by the user input, and when the drag input is completed (when the user releases the finger from the screen), the predetermined area is inserted at the position of the second display window where the drag input ends. can do.

On the other hand, the device 100 can insert the captured image into the second display window when the application corresponding to the second display window provides the function of inserting the image. That is, if the application corresponding to the second display window is an application unrelated to the insertion of the image, the captured image does not need to be inserted, so that the device 100 supports the function of inserting the captured image. You can check and insert the captured image.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment in which the captured image is moved according to the embodiment of the present invention. At step 345 described with reference to FIG. 4, the device 100 inserts a predetermined area moved to the second display window into the second display window and displays it.

Next, in step 361, the device 100 determines whether the application running in the second display window assists in inserting the captured image. If the device 100 assists in inserting the captured image, it proceeds to step 362, and if it does not assist, it proceeds to step 363.

In step 362, if the application corresponding to the second display window assists in inserting the captured image, such as the Notepad application, the device 100 transfers the predetermined area moved in step 350 to the second display window. Insert into the dough.

On the other hand, in step 363, if the insertion of the captured image is not supported, the device 100 moves the predetermined area to the second display window without inserting it and ignores it.

Thereby, the device 100 can decide whether or not to insert the captured image depending on the display window into which the captured image is inserted and the type of the corresponding application, and prevent the image from being inserted more than necessary. You will be able to.

6A and 6B are drawings illustrating a process of overlapping and displaying captured images according to an embodiment of the present invention. Three display windows 61, 62, 63 are displayed on the screen 60 of FIG. 6A, and the device 100 has a capture button for capturing data on a bar displayed at the lower end of the screen 60. 65 is displayed.

In addition, each of the display windows 61, 62, and 63 is a status bar for moving the display window or performing default work such as maximizing, minimizing, and closing the display window. including. FIG. 6 shows the identification number of the status bar 64 only for the first display window 63. On the other hand, the dark (dark hue) representation of the status bar 64 indicates that the first display window 63 displayed on the right side of the screen 60 is the currently activated display window. However, the method of expressing the activated window is not limited to it, and is shown through various methods such as being displayed at the lower end of the display window.

FIG. 6B illustrates the process by which the first display window 63 is captured and displayed by the user touching the capture button 65 or by long tapping the input in FIG. 6A. That is, if the activated first display window 63 is captured by the user input, the captured image 631 of the first display window 63 is displayed overlapping with the first display window 63. According to one embodiment, the captured image 631 may be displayed in the same size and in the same position as the first display window 63.

7A and 7B are drawings illustrating a process of overlapping and displaying captured images according to an embodiment of the present invention. Similar to FIGS. 6A and 6B, three display windows 61, 62, 63 are displayed on the screen 60 of FIG. 7A, and the device 100 is displayed on a bar displayed at the lower end of the screen 60. A capture button 65 for capturing data is displayed. The status bar 64 is darkened, meaning that the first display window 63 displayed on the right side of the screen 60 as described in FIGS. 6A and 6B is the currently activated display window.

When the user receives an input for touching the capture button 65 (or a long tap input or other default input), the device 100 can display the screen illustrated in FIG. 7B. That is, unlike the contents described with reference to FIGS. 6A and 6B, the device 100 includes not only the activated first display window 63 but also a plurality of display windows 61, 62 displayed on the screen 60. Any of the 63 can also be captured.

Each of the captured images 611, 621, 631 is displayed so as to overlap with the respective first display windows 61, 62, 63 to be captured. That is, the captured image 631 related to the first first display window 63 is the first display window 63, and the captured image 611 related to the second first display window 61 is the second first display window. It is displayed so as to overlap with each other on the do 61.

8A and 8B are drawings illustrating a process of overlapping and displaying captured images according to an embodiment of the present invention. The screen 60 illustrated in FIG. 8A displays an overall screen mode display window 66 having the same size as the screen 60.

When the user touches the capture button 65 to capture the data, the device 100 displays the captured image in an overlapping manner on the first display window 66, which is the full screen mode. At this time, the device 100 can display the captured image smaller than the size of the first display window 66, unlike the contents described in FIGS. 6A and 6B, and 7A and 7B.

That is, as shown in FIG. 8B, the captured image 661 may be displayed in a smaller size than the first display window 66 in a part area of the first display window 66. On the other hand, according to one embodiment, the captured image 661 may be displayed together with the captured image 661 with a status bar 67 indicating that the captured image 661 is overlapped and displayed in a separate display window.

9A to 9C are drawings illustrating a process of determining a region to be captured according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 9A, the capture image 91 is displayed on the left side of the screen 90, and the second display window 92 into which the capture image 91 is inserted is displayed on the right side of the screen 90. A memo application into which the captured image is inserted may be executed in the second display window.

To explain the contents illustrated in FIG. 9A, a status bar is displayed at the upper end of the capture image 91, and the device 100 displays buttons corresponding to various functions for determining the area to be inserted in the status bar. .. FIG. 9A shows a closed curve button 93 for selecting an area to be inserted with a closed curve, and a graphic button 94 for selecting an area to be inserted with a default graphic. On the other hand, in addition to such buttons, various buttons may be further displayed on the status bar, which will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

FIG. 9B illustrates the process in which the user uses the closed curve button 93 to determine the cut region 931 in FIG. 9A. For example, the device 100 can receive a drag input on the captured image 91 where the user touches the closed curve button 93 on the status bar that includes the graphic button 94. Next, the device 100 determines the cut area 931 by the received drag input.

9C shows a square-shaped cut-out area 941 having a default size on the capture image 91 when the user determines the cut-out area 941 by using the graphic button 94 in FIG. 9A. On the other hand, the device 100 can also display a button for receiving an input for adjusting the size of the cut area 941. In FIG. 9C, device 100 displays small squares in the top, bottom, left, and right frames of the square cut area 941 to show that the size of the cut area 941 may be adjusted.

On the other hand, unlike the contents described in FIGS. 9B and 9C, in FIG. 9A, a certain period of time elapses without the user taking any action, or the back key or cancel key of the device 100. By touching (cancel key), the device 100 can end the display of the captured image 91. That is, when the user does not cut or move the captured image 91, the device 100 can end the display of the captured image 91 and continue to display the screen before the capture. Further, the device 100 can end the display of the second display window 92 at the same time as the display of the captured image 91 ends.

FIG. 10 is a drawing illustrating an embodiment of the present invention in which a captured image is moved.
The device 100 captures the data displayed in the first display window by the user input by touching the capture button 830 displayed on the screen 801. The device 100 then determines an area 802 to be inserted into the second display window on the captured image based on a drag input that draws a closed curve. As illustrated in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the device 100 displays areas other than the area 802 for insertion dark (in dark hues) so that the area 802 for insertion is clearly distinguishable. You can also do it. Of course, the device 100 can also be displayed in black so that the area other than the area 802 for insertion is completely divided.

When an input for touching the area 802 for insertion is received for a set time or longer, the device 100 can display the cut area 803 for moving to the second display window and inserting the area 802. As described with reference to FIG. 3, the device 100 can be displayed smaller than the area 802 for inserting the size of the cut area 803. Thereby, the user can easily confirm the cut area 803.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the device 100 does not exactly overlap the region 802 for inserting the position of the cut region 803, but the positions of the centers of the two regions are relative to each other. It can be displayed so that it is located differently. In other words, the device 100 can reposition and display the cropped image 803 so that the user can easily find it.

11A and 11B are captured images showing an embodiment of modifying an area to be inserted.

In FIG. 11A, the user determines an area 901 to insert into the captured image displayed on the screen 900 via a touch input that draws a closed curve. Next, the device 100 receives an input from the user to touch and move the insertion area 901 within the preset time in order to correct the position of the insertion area 901.

In FIG. 11B, device 100 displays a repositioned insertion area 902. That is, the device 100 changes the position of the area 901 for insertion and displays it by the user input shown in FIG. 11A. This allows the user to pinpoint the location of the area to be inserted from the captured image.

12A and 12B are drawings illustrating another embodiment of the invention in which the captured image is moved to a second display window.

In FIG. 12A, the captured image 410 and the second display window 420 displayed so as to overlap the first display window are illustrated. The captured image 410 and the second display window 420 can display a status bar at the upper end portion where buttons for controlling various functions and operations are displayed.

In the capture image 410 displayed on the left side, the user input receiving unit 110 receives an input for selecting the capture button 430 from the user, so that the capture unit 120 captures the data in the first display window, and the first display window is displayed. It may be displayed overlapping in the display window.

Next, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input that selects a part area 415 of the captured image 410 from the user and moves the second display window 420 to the displayed area.

FIG. 12B illustrates a process in which the display unit 130 inserts a partial area 415 into the second display window 420 and displays it based on the received user input. According to one embodiment, in FIG. 12B, the display unit 130 inserts a partial area 415 of the captured image 410 smaller than the size on the captured image 410 in consideration of the display environment of the second display window 420. Can be displayed.

The user input receiving unit 110 receives an input for selecting the capture button 430 from the user, and the capture unit 120 captures the data in the first display window, so that the captured image 410 displayed on the left side of the screen is the first. 1 Display is overlapped with the display window.

According to another embodiment, the display unit 130 inserts a partial area 415 of the capture image 410 at a position where the drop operation ends based on the drag-and-drop input received by the user input reception unit 110. It can also be displayed (425).

On the other hand, FIGS. 12A and 12B show an embodiment in which the captured image is inserted into the second display window, but FIGS. 13A and 13B show an embodiment in which a part of the captured image is inserted. explain.

13A and 13B illustrate the process of moving a partial area 515 to the second display window 520 in the captured image 510 displayed overlapping the first display window according to one embodiment of the present invention. It is a drawing.

In FIG. 13A, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive the user input that draws a closed curve in the captured image 510 captured by the capturing unit 120. Next, the capture unit 120 can select a partial area 515 of the capture image 510 based on the received user input. As described above, the user input for selecting the partial area 515 may be a drag input that draws a closed curve along the frame of the partial area 515. Next, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input for moving the selected partial area 515 to the second display window 520.

The capture image 510 displayed on the left side of the screen is displayed by the user input receiving unit 110 receiving an input for selecting the capture button 530 from the user and the capture unit 120 capturing the data in the first display window. It is displayed so as to overlap with the first display window.

In FIG. 13B, the display unit 130 inserts and displays an image related to the selected partial area 515 into the second display window 520 based on the user input for moving the partial area 515 (525). Thereby, the second display window 520 can display a partial area 525 of the captured image 510.

When the content reproduced in the first display window is a moving image, the capture unit 120 can also capture the person information about a part of the moving image. That is, the capture unit 120 can capture text information (person's name, personal matter, etc.) about the person shown in the selected partial area 515. Further, when the person shown in the selected partial area 515 is a celebrity, the capture unit 120 can also capture the URI data about the homepage address of the celebrity.

Next, the display unit 130 can display the captured moving image information on the second display window 520 based on the received user input. That is, the display unit 130 can input the human matters of the person shown in the selected partial area 515 into the second display window 520 in the form of text. In addition, the display unit 130 can display the homepage address of the entertainer shown in the selected partial area 515 by immediately linking it to the second display window 520. Further, when the Internet address of the moving image is captured as URI data, the display unit 130 may insert and display the URI data and the intent data so that the moving image is immediately executed in the second display window 520. it can.

FIG. 14 is a drawing illustrating an embodiment of displaying an editing tool that modifies an inserted captured image. On the right side of the screen 1400 in FIG. 14, the captured image 1401 captured in the first display window is displayed. As described with reference to FIGS. 6A and 6B, the captured image 1401 is displayed so as to overlap the first display window, and therefore is not explicitly shown in FIG. 14, but the device 100 is the captured image 1401. The first display window can be continuously displayed at the lower end. Further, on the left side of the screen 1400 in FIG. 14, a second display window 1402 into which the captured image 1401 is inserted is displayed.

At the top of the captured image 1401, the captured image 1401 displays various functions for selecting a crop area 1407 for insertion into the second display window 1402. In addition to the closed curve button 1403 and the graphic button 1404 described with reference to FIGS. 9A to 9C, the device 100 cancels the captured image 1401, the cancel button 1405 for displaying the first display window on the screen, and the captured image. A complete button 1406 for saving the entire 1401 can be displayed.

As described with reference to FIG. 10 and FIGS. 12A and 12B, the device 100 determines the cut area 1407 via the user input touching the graphic button 1404, and if the drag and drive input is received from the user. , The cut area 1407 can be inserted into the second display window 1402. In FIG. 14, the inserted image 1408 is displayed in the second display window 1402.

On the other hand, the second display window 1402 of FIG. 14 illustrates a memo application that supports the function of inserting an image. If the cut area 1407 is inserted from the captured image 1401, the device 100 can display an editing tool 1409 for modifying the image 1408 inserted in the default position in the second display window.

The editing tool 1409 provides various functions for copying, cutting, deleting an object, and moving the inserted image 1408 in various directions, and the user can use the editing tool 1409. The inserted image 1408 can be modified or edited.

In addition to the image 1408 inserted in the second display window 1402, FIG. 14 also displays a tool 1410 that provides various functions. That is, the device 100 can edit or arrange the inserted image 1408 through the mathematical expression search, glyph input, and delete functions displayed on the tool 1410.

FIG. 15 is a drawing illustrating another embodiment of the present invention in which the text displayed in the first display window 610 is moved to the second display window 620.
In FIG. 15, a memo pad application is executed in the first display window 610, and a calendar application is executed in the second display window 620. The user may wish to share the notes recorded about the year-end party with the calendar application as well.

First, the user input receiving unit 110 can receive the user input that captures the title 615 of the year-end party schedule from the user. Thereby, the capture unit 120 can capture the title 615 of the year-end party schedule. Since the calendar application executed by the second display window 520 moves data, it is desirable that the capture unit 120 captures the title 615 of the year-end party schedule in text.

The user input receiving unit 110 can receive user input from the user to move the captured year-end party schedule title 615 to the second display window 620. Next, the display unit 130 can insert the captured year-end party schedule title 615 into the second display window 620 and display it based on the received user input.

According to one embodiment, if the received user-input drag-and-drop operation ends in the second display window 620, December 2, field 625, the display unit 130 displays the captured year-end party schedule. The title 615 can be inserted and displayed in the December 2nd field 625 of the second display window 620.

According to another embodiment, when the title 615 of the year-end party schedule is captured and moved, the control unit 140 can automatically insert the details related to the year-end party schedule into the second display window 620. .. Thereby, the user can confirm the details related to the year-end party schedule through the input for selecting the December 2nd field 625.

Further, when the link information corresponding to the title 615 of the year-end party schedule exists, the control unit 140 can match the link information with the title 615 inserted in the second display window 620.

FIG. 16 is a drawing illustrating another embodiment of the present invention in which the text displayed in the first display window 710 is moved to the second display window 720. A memo pad application is executed in the first display window 710, and an e-mail application is executed in the second display window 720.

According to the present embodiment, the user desires to transmit the memo 715 about the volunteer schedule by e-mail in the plurality of memos displayed on the memo pad application. The user input receiving unit 110 can receive the user input for selecting the memo 715 about the volunteer schedule from the user. As described above, the user input receiving unit 110 receives various forms of user input, such as an input dragged along the frame of the rectangular area or an input for selecting two or more vertices to determine the rectangular area. be able to.

The capture unit 120 can capture the memo 715 about the volunteer schedule by user input. In connection with the present embodiment, the user desires to transmit the captured data by e-mail, so that the capture unit 120 can also capture the memo 715 about the volunteer schedule as an image and capture it in text. You can also do it.

Next, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the input for moving the captured data to the second display window 720, the display unit 130 inserts the captured data into the second display window 720. Can be displayed. In this process, when the drop operation of the user input ends in the content field 725 of the second display window 720, the display unit 130 may insert the memo 715 about the volunteer schedule into the content field 725 and display it. it can.

FIG. 17 is a drawing illustrating another embodiment of the present invention in which a file displayed in the first display window 810 is moved to the second display window 820.
In connection with this embodiment, a folder search application is executed in the first display window 810, and an e-mail application is executed in the second display window 820. The user wants the device 100 to transmit the photo 0033 (eg, a file in a format such as jpeg) file 815 attached to an e-mail.

The user input receiving unit 110 is shown in Photo 0033. You can receive input from the user to select the jpg file 815. The user input receiving unit 110 can receive the hold operation and the drag-and-drop operation in a complex manner by pressing the screen area corresponding to the file for a time equal to or longer than the preset time.

The capture unit 120 is based on the user input, and the photograph 0033. You can capture the jpg file 815. In connection with this embodiment, the user can see in Photo 0033. You may wish to attach the jpg file 815 itself to an email, or photograph 0033. You do not want to capture the screen image or plain text that corresponds to the jpg file 815. As a result, the capture unit 120 has the photograph 0033. The URI data corresponding to the jpg file 815 can be captured. According to one embodiment, the capture unit 120 can capture the URI data based on the hold input received by the user input reception unit 110. Further, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the drag-and-drop operation, the capture unit 120 completes the drop operation, and the photograph 0033. You can capture the intent data that attaches the jpg file 815.

The display unit 130 can insert the captured URI data and the intent data into the second display window 820 and display the captured URI data and the intent data based on the received user input. That is, when the drop operation is completed in the attached field of the second display window 820, the photograph 0033. The URI data and intent data for the jpg file 815 are inserted into the second display window 820. Next, the display unit 130 is a second display window 820, and the photograph 0033. The jpg file 825 can be displayed as attached.

FIG. 18 is a drawing illustrating another embodiment of the present invention in which the text displayed in the first display window 920 is moved to a plurality of display windows.

In connection with this embodiment, a web browser application is executed in the first display window 920, and a memo pad application is executed in the second display windows 910 and 930. The user wants to record a portion of the news content displayed in the web browser application in Notepad.

First, the operation process of the first display window 920 and the first second display window 910 will be described. The user input receiving unit 110 can receive an input that captures the news content 925 displayed on the first display window 920. Thereby, the capture unit 120 can capture the content 925 of the news in any one of the image and the text. 13A and 13B show the case of text capture.

The capture unit 120 can capture URI data and intent data related to time, place and / or website information in the news content 925. Next, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the input for moving the captured data, the display unit 130 inserts and displays the captured data in the first second display window 910 (915). can do.

Next, the operation process of the first display window 920 and the second second display window 930 will be described. The user input receiving unit 110 can receive the input that captures the news subject 927 displayed on the first display window 920. Thereby, the capture unit 120 can capture the title 927 of the news with any one of the image and the text, and FIGS. 13A and 13B show the case of capturing the text.

The capture unit 120 can capture character data, URI data, and intent data for the news subject 927. Next, when the user input receiving unit 110 receives the input for moving the captured data, the display unit 130 inserts and displays the captured data in the second second display window 930 (935). can do.

As a result, if the user input receiver 110 receives an input from the user to select the news subject 935 displayed in the second second display window 930, the device 100 receives the inserted URI data and the intent. The content of the news can be provided to the user via the data.

On the other hand, the above-mentioned method can be created by a program executed by a computer, and may be embodied by a general-purpose digital computer that operates the program by using a computer-readable medium. Also, the structure of the data used in the aforementioned method is recorded on a computer-readable medium via many means. Program storage devices used to describe storage devices that contain executable computer code to carry out the various methods of the invention include temporary objects such as carrier waves and signals. Must not be understood. The computer-readable medium is a magnetic recording medium (for example, ROM (read-only memory), floppy (registered trademark) disk, hard disk, etc.), an optically readable medium (for example, CD (compact disc) -ROM, DVD (for example). Includes recording media such as digital versatile disc)).

Those skilled in the art in the technical field related to the embodiment of the present invention can understand that it is embodied in a modified form within a range not deviating from the essential characteristics described above. Let's do it. Therefore, the disclosed method must be considered from a descriptive point of view, not from a limiting point of view. The scope of the invention is set forth in the claims, not the detailed description of the invention, and all differences within the equivalent scope must be construed to be included in the scope of the invention. ..

The captured image generation method and the apparatus thereof according to the display window of the present invention can be effectively applied to, for example, a display-related technical field.

5 Icon 10, 20, 30, 40, 61, 62, 63 Display window 60 Screen 611, 621, 631, 661 Capture image 64, 67 Status bar 65 Capture button 66 First display window 100 Device 110 User input receiver 120 Capture unit 130 Display unit 140 Control unit 150 Memory

Claims (13)

A method of generating a captured image in an electronic device,
A step of receiving a first touch input to capture an image in a first display window, wherein capturing the image involves determining an area of the image to be captured.
A step of displaying the captured image area on the first display window, which is different from the area other than the image area on the first display window.
A step of displaying a captured image corresponding to the image that overlaps at least a part of the image on the first display window.
At the stage of providing the captured image to the second display window based on the drag touch input,
A step of displaying the captured image inserted in the second display window in response to the completion of the drag touch input made to the captured image.
The captured image inserted into the second display window is displayed in a size adjusted based on the size of a predetermined area of the second display window into which the captured image is inserted. A method in which the size of the captured image inserted into the second display window is adjusted so that it is not proportional to the size of the second display window. The method according to claim 1, wherein the first display window is a focused display window. The step of receiving the first touch input for capturing the image is based on the first touch input, which is a touch input performed on the captured image for a predetermined time. The method according to claim 1, wherein the image is determined. The method of claim 1, wherein the first touch input comprises drawing a closed curve on the captured image. The method according to claim 1, wherein the captured image is an image reduced in size smaller than the size of the region of the image. The step of displaying the area of the image different from the area other than the area of the image on the first display window is
Display the region of the image with a hue, different saturation, and at least one of the different brightness that is different from at least one of the hue, saturation, and lightness applied to the region other than the region of the image. The method according to claim 1, wherein the image region different from the region other than the image region is displayed in the first display window. A method of generating a captured image in an electronic device,
A step of receiving a first touch input to capture an image in a first display window, wherein capturing the image involves determining an area of the image to be captured.
A step of displaying the captured image area on the first display window, which is different from the area other than the image area on the first display window.
A step of displaying a captured image corresponding to the image that overlaps at least a part of the image on the first display window.
At the stage of providing the captured image to the application corresponding to the second display window based on the drag touch input, and
Including a step of displaying the captured image inserted into the application in response to the completion of the drag touch input made to the captured image.
The captured image inserted into the application is displayed in a size adjusted based on the size of the area of the application into which the captured image is inserted, and the captured image inserted into the application. The size of the method is adjusted so that it is not proportional to the size of the second display window corresponding to the application. A device that produces captured images
With the display
With a control unit
The control unit
The first display window is controlled to receive a first touch input for capturing an image, wherein capturing the image comprises determining an area of the image to be captured.
The area of the captured image, which is different from the area other than the area of the image on the first display window, is controlled to be displayed on the first display window.
Controlled to display a captured image corresponding to the image overlapping at least a portion of the image on the first display window.
Based on the drag-touch input, the captured image is controlled to be provided to the second display window.
Controlled to display the captured image inserted in the second display window in response to the completion of the drag touch input made to the captured image.
The captured image inserted into the second display window is displayed in a size adjusted based on the size of a predetermined area of the second display window into which the captured image is inserted. A device characterized in that the size of the captured image inserted into the second display window is adjusted so as not to be proportional to the size of the second display window. The device according to claim 8, wherein the first display window is a focused display window. The reception of the first touch input for capturing the image is based on the first touch input, which is a touch input performed on the captured image for a predetermined time, and the captured image. 8. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the apparatus comprises determining. The device of claim 8, wherein the first touch input comprises drawing a closed curve on the captured image. The apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the captured image is an image reduced in size smaller than the size of the region of the image. A non-temporary computer-readable recording medium on which a program for executing the method of claim 1 is recorded.

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