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- the present invention relates to an improvement in operability of a mobile terminal having a plurality of functions, including an e-mail communication function that enables an e-mail communication, and in particular, an improvement in operability while using the e-mail communication function.
- a mobile terminal having a plurality of functions including an e-mail communication function that enables an e-mail communication, and in particular, an improvement in operability while using the e-mail communication function.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2002-77451 A
- the destination needs to be changed or changed depending on the place and time.
- the present invention performs processing related to the mail while using the electronic mail communication function.
- the purpose is to provide a portable terminal that can easily perform processing that reflects the user's intention.
- a mobile terminal of the present invention is a mobile terminal having a plurality of functions including a mail function and having a key to which each function is assigned, and at least address information of mail And an address book that stores identification information in association with the address information, a mail that is sent or received or a mail that is sent, and V, when the key is pressed, the address book power is also designated. And extracting means for extracting identification information related to the function of the pressed key associated with the address information of the mail.
- the mobile terminal of the present invention is a mobile terminal having a plurality of functions including a mail function and including a key to which each function is assigned, and stores at least a mail address and a telephone number in association with each other. Specify the address book to be sent and sent or received mail or mail to send, and when any of the keys is pressed, the telephone number associated with the mail address of the specified mail is And extracting means for extracting.
- the portable terminal according to the present invention has the above-described configuration, so that when a mail is displayed or the like, information on a sender / receiver of the displayed mail can be displayed by simply pressing a predetermined key.
- information necessary for processing executed with the key can be automatically extracted, it is possible to easily create a portable terminal that allows a user to execute an intended function with few operations. It ’s like this.
- the portable terminal may further include a display unit that displays at least one piece of information extracted by the extraction unit.
- the portable terminal is further assigned to the pressed key based on the designation means for designating information displayed on the display means, and the information designated by the designation means! It is also possible to provide control means for starting the function!
- the portable terminal may further include a control unit that starts a function assigned to the pressed key based on the information extracted by the extraction unit.
- a control unit that starts a function assigned to the pressed key based on the information extracted by the extraction unit.
- the information necessary for the process executed with the key is automatically extracted, and the function is executed based on the information. Therefore, the user can execute the intended function with few operations. Become.
- the function assigned to the pressed key is a calling function
- the information extracted by the extracting means may be a telephone number, and the control means may start a call function for making a call to the telephone number.
- the function assigned to the pressed key is a mail transmission function.
- the information extracted by the extraction means is an email address, and the control means
- a mail transmission function for transmitting mail to the extracted mail address may be started.
- the function assigned to the pressed key is a short message service function for transmitting a predetermined mail, and the information extracted by the extraction means is a telephone number, and the control means extracts It is also possible to start a short message service function for sending a predetermined mail to a specified telephone number.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile terminal.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of personal information 420.
- Fig. 2 (a) shows an example of the contents of personal information with registration number "038”
- Fig. 2 (b) shows an example of the contents of personal information with registration number "067”.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a content example and a display example of received mail data.
- FIG. 3 (a) is an example of the contents of the received information 610 of the received mail
- FIG. 3 (b) is a display example of the received mail on the display 310.
- FIG. 3 (a) is an example of the contents of the received information 610 of the received mail
- FIG. 3 (b) is a display example of the received mail on the display 310.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of contents and display of data of outgoing mail.
- FIG. 4 (a) is an example of the contents of the destination information 650 of the transmission mail
- FIG. 4 (b) is a display example of the transmission mail on the display 310.
- FIG. 4 (a) is an example of the contents of the destination information 650 of the transmission mail
- FIG. 4 (b) is a display example of the transmission mail on the display 310.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the processing when the outgoing key 210 is pressed while a received mail is displayed.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the processing when the mail key 220 is pressed when the received mail is displayed.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the processing when the web key 230 is pressed when an incoming mail is displayed and spoken.
- FIG. 8 is a flow chart showing processing when the outgoing key 210 is pressed while an outgoing mail is displayed.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing processing when the mail key 220 is pressed when an outgoing mail is displayed.
- the mobile terminal according to the present invention can be used in connection with e-mails, etc., by simply pressing the corresponding key while using the e-mail communication function etc. Etc. Thus, other functions can be used. Furthermore, the user's intention can be easily reflected when using the function.
- the e-mail address refers to the e-mail address of the sender, etc., related to the e-mail currently being processed.
- a mobile phone having functions such as a voice communication function in addition to an electronic mail communication function will be described.
- a mobile phone according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the mobile phone.
- the mobile terminal 1000 includes an antenna 10, a radio unit 20 including a high-frequency circuit, a modem unit 30 including a modem circuit and a signal processing circuit, a voice processing unit 40 that performs digital-analog conversion of the voice signal, a speaker 60 that outputs a voice signal, and an external device Microphone 50 for inputting voice, control unit 100, key operation detection unit 200, outgoing key 210, mail key 220, web key 230, display unit 300, display 310, address book search unit 400, address book storage unit 410, voice call It consists of a functional unit 500, a mail transmission / reception functional unit 600, a short message transmission / reception functional unit 700, and a web access unit 800.
- the control unit 100 includes a CPU, a memory, and the like (not shown), and performs general control processing necessary for the mobile phone such as communication control, and also performs control processing unique to the present invention.
- the call key 210 is assigned a call function among voice call functions.
- an e-mail transmission / reception function (hereinafter referred to as “mail transmission / reception function”) and a short message transmission / reception function are assigned to the mail key 220.
- email transmission / reception function e-mail transmission / reception function
- short message transmission / reception function e-mail transmission / reception function
- the mail key 220 e-mail transmission / reception function
- long press e-mail transmission / reception function
- short message transmission / reception function e-mail transmission / reception function
- short press e-mail transmission / reception function
- the web key 230 is assigned a function of connecting to the Internet and displaying a predetermined web page.
- the key operation detection unit 200 has a function of detecting a pressed key and notifying the control unit 100 of a function assigned to the key.
- This mobile phone 1000 is also equipped with a confirmation key, a numeric keypad, etc. that mobile phones generally have. It is assumed that the function of detecting the pressing and notifying the control unit 100 is also provided.
- display unit 300 has a function of displaying data passed from control unit 100 on display 310.
- the address book search unit 400 has a function of searching the address book using the mail address, telephone number, etc. given from the control unit 100 as a key.
- the address book is a collection of personal information that manages various personal information such as telephone numbers and email addresses that are the destinations of e-mails. Specifically, it will be described later with reference to FIG.
- the address book storage unit 410 stores this address book.
- the voice call function unit 500 has a voice call function. This is a so-called telephone function.
- the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 has functions such as creation, transmission / reception, and editing of electronic mail.
- the short message transmission / reception function unit 700 has a function of transmitting / receiving a mail that is a short text message between mobile phones.
- the main difference with the Mail Send / Receive Function Unit 600 is that the Mail Send / Receive Function Unit 600 sends mail with the mail address as the destination, while the Short Message Send / Receive Function Unit 700 sends mail with the phone number as the destination. It is a point to do.
- the web access unit 800 has a function of accessing a web page on the Internet and displaying it on the display 310.
- a predetermined web page is displayed on the display 310 by making a request to the display unit 300 via the control unit 100.
- each unit such as the control unit 100 is realized by the CPU executing various programs.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of the content of the personal information 420.
- Fig. 2 (a) shows an example of the contents of personal information with registration number "038”
- Fig. 2 (b) shows an example of the contents of personal information with registration number "067”.
- the content is human information as the personal information 420.
- the personal information 420 is not limited to humans, and may be individual information such as information on shops, schools, and companies. It is a thing.
- the personal information 420 constitutes an address book stored in the address book storage unit 410 and is stored in the address book storage unit 410.
- the personal information 420 includes a registration number 421, a name 422, a reading pseudonym 423, telephone number information 424, mail address information 425, and URL information 426.
- Registration number 421 is an identification number of personal information 420.
- the name 422 is an identification name of the individual indicated by the personal information 420, and the reading pseudonym 423 is a reading of the name 422.
- the telephone number information 424 is a telephone number possessed by the individual indicated by the personal information, and includes the number of telephone numbers representing the number and the telephone number.
- the mail address information 425 is a mail address possessed by the individual indicated by this personal information, and includes the number of mail addresses indicating the number of mail addresses and a mail address.
- the URL information 426 is a web page related to the individual indicated by the personal information, and includes the number of URLs indicating the number of web pages and the URL. For example, an individual registered with registration number 421 “038” has the name 422 “Hanako Miura” and has the number of telephone numbers “2” (see Fig. 2 (a)).
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a content example and a display example of received mail data.
- FIG. 3A shows an example of the contents of received information 610 of the received mail
- FIG. 3B shows an example of display of the received mail on the display 310.
- the received mail reception information 610 is stored in a memory in the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 and is managed by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600. A predetermined number of received mails are stored.
- Received mail reception information 610 (Fig. 3 (a)) is composed of received mail number 611, sender e-mail address 612, name 422, subject 621, body 622, date of reception, etc. (not shown). It is done.
- the received mail number 611 is an identification number of the received mail, and is basically assigned in ascending order in the order of arrival.
- the sender mail address 612 is a mail address that is a sender of this received mail.
- the name 422 is a name registered in the personal information 420 corresponding to the same mail address as the sender e-mail address 612. This name 422 is retrieved from the address book and set when the reception information 610 of the received mail is created. If there is no corresponding email address in the address book, it will be blank.
- the subject 621 is the title of the received mail, and the body 623 is the content of communication.
- the received mail with the received mail number 611 “0003” is the mail sent from the sender melad 612 of “aaa @ bbb.com” with the name 422 “Hanako Miura”.
- Subject 621 is “Tomorrow” and text 623 is “What to do tomorrow?
- Screen 910 Power This screen shows this received mail number 611 “0003” on the display 310.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of contents and display examples of data of the outgoing mail.
- FIG. 4A shows an example of the contents of the destination information 650 of the outgoing mail
- FIG. 4B shows an example of display of the outgoing mail on the display 310.
- the transmission mail destination information 650 is stored in a memory in the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 and is managed by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600.
- Outgoing mail is stored for a predetermined number.
- the transmission mail destination information 650 is composed of a transmission mail number 651 and transmission address information 652.
- the transmission mail number 651 is an identification number of the transmission mail, and is basically assigned in ascending order in the order of transmission.
- the transmission address information 652 represents the transmission destination of this transmission mail, and includes the number of transmission destinations, the number of transmission destinations, the mail address and name of the transmission destination. It should be noted that data sent by so-called “CC (Carbon Copy)” is included.
- the destination is “3”
- the destination mail address is “[email protected]”, “[email protected]”, It is “[email protected]” and is an email sent to the names “Ichiro Tanaka”, “Jiro Tanaka”, and “Saburo Tanaka”.
- Screen 921 Power This is a screen where this sent mail number 651 “0004” is displayed on the display 310.
- the data related to the mail shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 is data related to the electronic mail transmitted / received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600.
- the mail sent and received by the short message sending / receiving function unit 700 is basically the same as these data.
- the difference in power is the sender mail address 612 and destination mail address (destination mail address with 652 destination addresses). It is only to be there.
- the message is specified by focusing on one of the received mail lists displayed only by displaying the body of the received mail. This includes cases of confirmation with the confirmation key or the confirmation key.
- sending mail is specified, a list of sent mail is displayed only when a message for outgoing mail is being created or when a message for a previously sent mail is displayed. This includes cases in which one of these is specified by focusing or when it is confirmed with the confirmation key.
- the figure (910, 911, etc.) shown on the right side of the flowchart is an example of the screen of the display 310 of the mobile phone 1000.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing processing when the outgoing key 210 is pressed while the received mail is displayed.
- the received mail means mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 or mail received by the short message transmission / reception function unit 700.
- the received mail is the mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600.
- the user performs an operation for displaying the received mail.
- the key operation detection unit 200 Upon detecting that the user call display operation has been performed, the key operation detection unit 200 notifies the control unit 100 of the fact and the received mail number of the designated mail.
- control unit 100 Upon receiving the notification, the control unit 100 notifies the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 of the received mail number, and requests display.
- the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 Upon receiving the received mail display request, the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 searches the received mail reception information 610 stored in the internal memory using the received mail number notified from the control unit 100 as a key, and is notified. If there is a match with the received mail number, the content is notified to the display unit 300 via the control unit 100 and a display request is made.
- control unit 100 stores the sender mail address 612 of the received mail number in the work memory.
- the display unit Upon receiving the display request, the display unit displays the notified content on the display 310 (STEP S 100, screen 910).
- the key operation detection unit 200 that has detected that the call key 210 has been pressed notifies the control unit 100 that the function assigned to the key is a call function for a voice call.
- the process assigned to the key is notified (step S110: NO), and the process is executed (step S170).
- the control unit 100 notified from the key operation detection unit 200 that the user has instructed the voice call transmission function is displayed in the source mail address 612 stored in the working memory, that is, the current display!
- the sender e-mail address 612 of the received mail is notified to the address book search unit 400, and a request is made to search for a telephone number.
- the address book search unit 400 that has received the search request searches the address book stored in the address book storage unit 410 using the notified sender e-mail 612 as a key (step S 120).
- the personal information 420 including the same email address is selected.
- the address book search unit 400 extracts all the telephone numbers from the selected personal information 420 (step S130: YES), and returns it to the control unit 100.
- the control unit 100 passes the telephone number received from the address book search unit 400 to the display unit 300 and makes a display request. At this time, the control unit 100 stores these telephone numbers in the work memory.
- the display unit that has received the telephone number display request displays the telephone number on display 310 (screen 911).
- the phone numbers for the number of people can be displayed and selected in the page turning format as shown in screen 922 in Fig. 6. Like that.
- the user focuses on one of the displayed telephone numbers and presses the enter key (step S 150).
- the key operation detection unit 200 that has detected that the confirmation key has been pressed, The control unit 100 is notified together with information on whether the telephone number is focused.
- control unit 100 Upon receiving the notification, the control unit 100 extracts the focused telephone number from the work memory, notifies the voice call function unit 500 of the extracted telephone number and requests a call.
- the voice call function unit 500 Upon receiving the call request, the voice call function unit 500 performs call processing to the received telephone number and performs call processing (step S160).
- the voice call function unit 500 notifies the control unit 100 to that effect, and the control unit that has received the end notification displays the received mail (step S 100).
- the address book search unit 400 If the address book search unit 400 is able to select the personal information 420 or if the selected personal information is not registered with a telephone number, it returns that fact to the control unit 100 for control.
- the section requests the display section 300 to display a message to that effect.
- the display unit 300 that has received the message display request displays an error message on the display 310 (step S 180, screen 912).
- the difference between the case where the received mail is the mail received by the short message transmission / reception function unit 700 and the case of the mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 is what the control unit 100 stores.
- the telephone number is not an address, and the key when the address book search unit 400 searches the address book is not a mail address but a telephone number (step S120).
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing when the mail key 220 is pressed while the received mail is displayed.
- the received mail may be a mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 or a mail received by the short message transmission / reception function unit 700.
- the user performs an operation to display the received mail, and the received mail instructed by the user is displayed (step S100, screen 920).
- a list of received mails is also displayed.
- the process for displaying the received mail is the same as the process in step S100 in FIG. 5.
- the user presses mail key 220 (step S200: YES).
- mail key 220 step S200: YES.
- the received mail card transmission / reception function unit 600 receives the mail, it is determined that the mail transmission / reception function is instructed.
- the key operation detection unit 200 When detecting that the mail key 220 is pressed, the key operation detection unit 200 notifies the control unit 100 that the function assigned to the key is the mail transmission / reception function. When another key is pressed, the process assigned to the key is notified (step S200: NO), and the process is executed (step S240).
- the control unit 100 Upon receiving notification from the key operation detection unit 200 that the mail transmission / reception function has been instructed by the user, the control unit 100 notifies the address book search unit 400 of the sender mail address 612 of the currently displayed received mail, Ask to search for an email address.
- the address book search unit 400 that has received the search request searches the address book stored in the address book storage unit 410 using the notified sender e-mail 612 as a key (step S120).
- Personal information 420 including the same e-mail address is selected, all e-mail addresses are extracted from the personal information 420 (step S205: YES), and returned to the control unit 100.
- the control unit 100 passes the mail address received from the address book search unit 400 to the display unit 300 and makes a display request. At this time, the control unit 100 uses these email addresses as work memos. Remember it.
- the display unit Upon receiving the mail address display request, the display unit displays the mail address on display 310 (step S210, screen 922).
- the mail address that is the key when the address book search unit 400 searches for personal information stored in the address book storage unit 410 is not related to the received mail address 612 alone. It is assumed that personal information is searched using a mail address of a person, for example, a person who is sending the same mail or a person sent by CC as a key.
- the mail addresses for the number of people are displayed in a page turning format so that they can be selected.
- step S220 For each individual, the user focuses on one of the displayed email addresses and presses the confirm key (step S220).
- the key operation detection unit 200 that has detected that the confirmation key has been pressed notifies the control unit 100 of the fact together with information on what mail address is focused.
- control unit 100 Upon receiving the notification, the control unit 100 extracts the focused mail address from the working memory, notifies the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 of the extracted mail address, and requests creation of the mail.
- the email transmission / reception function unit 600 Upon receiving the email creation request, the email transmission / reception function unit 600 creates and sends a new email (step S230, screen 931).
- the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 notifies the control unit 100 to that effect, and the control unit that receives the completion notification displays the received mail (step S100).
- the difference between the mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 is the power stored in the control unit 100, not the mail address, but the telephone number, and the control unit 100 is not connected to the mail transmission / reception function unit 600.
- the point is that the message transmission / reception function unit 700 is requested to create a transmission mail (step S230).
- the mail key described in the present embodiment is different from the conventional key for creating a reply mail (hereinafter referred to as “reply key”) in the following points.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing processing when the web key 230 is pressed while the received mail is displayed.
- the received mail means mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 or mail received by the short message transmission / reception function unit 700.
- the user performs an operation to display the received mail, and the received mail instructed by the user is displayed (step S100, screen 920).
- step S300 YES
- step S300 YES
- step S300 YES
- the key operation detection unit 200 Upon detecting that the web key 230 has been pressed, the key operation detection unit 200 notifies the control unit 100 that the web access function is the functional capability assigned to the key.
- step S300 NO
- step S340 The control unit 100 that is notified by the key operation detection unit 200 that the web access function has been instructed by the user notifies the address book search unit 400 of the sender mail address 612 of the received mail that is currently displayed. Request to search URL.
- the address book search unit 400 that has received the search request searches the address book stored in the address book storage unit 410 using the notified sender mail address 612 as a key (step S120). Then, the personal information 420 including the same mail address as that of the sender mail address 612 is selected, and all the URLs are extracted from the personal information 420 (step S305: YES) and returned to the control unit 100.
- the control unit 100 passes the URL received from the address book search unit 400 to the display unit 300 and makes a display request. At this time, the control unit 100 stores these URLs in the working memory.
- the display unit Upon receiving the URL display request, the display unit displays the URL on display 310 (step S310, screen 930).
- the user focuses on one of the displayed URLs and presses the enter key (step S320).
- the key operation detection unit 200 that has detected that the confirmation key has been pressed notifies the control unit 100 of the fact along with information on what URL is focused.
- control unit 100 Upon receiving the notification, the control unit 100 extracts the focused URL from the working memory, notifies the web access unit 800 of the extracted URL, and requests access.
- the web access unit 800 Upon receiving the access request, the web access unit 800 connects to the Internet and performs processing for displaying the received URL (step S330, screen 931).
- the key operation detecting unit 200 that has detected the pressing notifies the control unit 100 of the notification, and the control unit that has received the notification displays the received mail (step S100).
- the address book search unit 400 If the address book search unit 400 has the power to select the personal information 420, or if the URL has not been registered in the selected personal information, the address book search unit 400 returns that fact to the control unit 100 and controls it. The control unit requests the display unit 300 to display a message to that effect.
- the display unit 300 Upon receiving the message display request, the display unit 300 displays an error message on the display 310 (step S350).
- the displayed screen has the same format as screen 912 in FIG. 5 (not shown).
- the received mail is a mail received by short message transmission / reception function unit 700
- the difference from the case of the mail received by the mail transmission / reception function unit 600 is the power stored by the control unit 100, not the mail address but the telephone number, and the key when the address book search unit 400 searches the address book.
- the point is not a mail address but a telephone number (step S 120).
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the processing when the outgoing key 210 is pressed while the outgoing mail is displayed.
- the processing here is almost the same as the processing in the case where the outgoing key 210 is pressed while the received mail is displayed, as described with reference to FIG.
- the difference is that the address book is searched using the sender e-mail address 612 of the received mail 610 as a key, and the address book is searched using the sender e-mail address 650 of the e-mail as the key. It is a point.
- step S400 An outgoing mail is displayed by the user's operation (step S400, screen 920), and in that state, the call key 210 is pressed (step S410: YES). At that time, the control unit 100 stores the destination mail address.
- step S410 If another key is pressed, processing corresponding to that key is performed (step S410: NO, step S470).
- the address book search unit 400 searches the address book using the destination mail address as a key at the request of the control unit 100 (step S420), and extracts the telephone number (step S420). S430). If there is no phone number to extract, an error message is displayed (step S480).
- the displayed screen has the same format as screen 912 in Fig. 5 (not shown).
- the extracted telephone number is displayed on display unit 300 (step S440, screen 911).
- the telephone numbers for the number of persons are displayed in a page turning format so that they can be selected.
- the user selects one telephone number (step S450) and the outgoing call processing is performed (step S460).
- the power stored in the control unit 100 is not a mail address but a telephone number, and the address book search unit 400 searches the address book. Key strength when making phone numbers instead of email addresses (step S420).
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the processing when the mail key 220 is pressed while the outgoing mail is displayed.
- the processing here is almost the same as the processing performed when the outgoing key 210 is pressed while the outgoing mail is being displayed as described with reference to FIG.
- the difference is that the mail address is extracted from the address book instead of the phone number. Based on this, the process of changing the mail address is performed rather than the outgoing process.
- step S400 An outgoing mail is displayed by the user's operation (step S400, screen 920), and in that state, the mail key 220 is pressed (step S500). At that time, the control unit 100 stores the mail address of the transmission destination.
- step S540 If another key is pressed, processing corresponding to that key is performed (step S540).
- address book search unit 400 searches the address book using the destination mail address as a key (step S420), and extracts the mail address (step S430). . If the e-mail address to be extracted is weak, an error message is displayed (step S550). The displayed screen is in the same format as screen 912 in FIG. 5 (shown as ⁇ ⁇ ).
- the extracted mail address is displayed on the display unit 300 (step S510, screen 923). If there are multiple destinations, for example, the format shown on screen 922 in Figure 6 , E-mail addresses for the number of people are displayed in a page turning format so that they can be selected. When one e-mail address is selected for each destination by the user (step S520), the e-mail address of the corresponding destination is changed to the selected e-mail address (step S530). If there are multiple recipients, select one for each and change their email addresses.
- the control unit 100 stores the power, not the email address, but the phone number, and the address book search unit 400 searches for the address book. Key strength The point is not a mail address but a telephone number (step S420).
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the processing when the web key 230 is pressed while the outgoing mail is displayed.
- the processing here is almost the same as the processing when the web key 230 is pressed while the received mail is displayed, as described with reference to FIG.
- the difference is that the address book is searched using the sender e-mail address 612 of the received mail 610 as a key, and the address book is searched using the sender e-mail address 650 of the e-mail as the key. It is a point.
- step S400 An outgoing mail is displayed by the user's operation (step S400, screen 920), and the web key 230 is pressed in this state (step S600). At that time, the control unit 100 stores the mail address of the transmission destination.
- step S640 If another key is pressed, processing corresponding to that key is performed (step S640).
- the address book search unit 400 searches the address book using the destination e-mail address as a key (step S420), and extracts the URL (step). S430). If the URL to be extracted is weak, an error message is displayed. (Step S650). The displayed screen has the same format as screen 912 in Fig. 5 (not shown).
- the extracted URL is displayed by the display unit 300 (step S610, screen 930). If there are multiple destinations, for example, the URLs for the number of people are displayed in the page turning format as shown in the screen 922 in FIG. 6 so that they can be selected.
- the web access unit 800 connects to the Internet and accesses and displays the URL (step S630).
- control unit 100 What is stored in the control unit 100 is not a mail address but a telephone number, and the address book search unit 400 is a key force for searching an address book, not a mail address but a telephone number (step S420). .
- the mobile terminal according to the present invention has been described based on the embodiment, the mobile terminal can be partially modified, and the present invention is of course not limited to the above-described embodiment. That is,
- the address book is searched by e-mail address, the phone number in the searched personal information is displayed, and the reply message creation request is sent to the short message transmission / reception function unit 700 based on the selected phone number. Will do.
- the list is displayed even when there is only one telephone number or the like (see FIG. 7, screen 937).
- the function is executed based on the list. It's fine.
- the unit 100 selects them and gives instructions to each functional unit.
- a program for causing the CPU to execute each control process (see FIG. 1 etc.) for realizing each function of the mobile terminal shown in the embodiment is recorded on a recording medium or via various communication paths.
- Such recording media include IC cards, optical disks, flexible disks, ROMs, flash memories, and the like.
- the distributed and distributed program is used by being stored in a memory or the like that can be read by the CPU in the device, and each function of the portable terminal shown in the embodiment is executed by the CPU executing the program. Realized.
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