System and method for rearranging the layout of a business card
OwnerJames Huanginventor
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Abstract
A method for rearranging the layout of a business card, which obtains a boundary of a plurality of items selected by a user, and sorts the items along a first direction to obtain first-direction-sorted data. Once a no-text-content item is removed from the first-direction-sorted data, the positions of the remaining items are adjusted along the first direction, so that the items within the boundary are rearranged according to a request from the user.
Claims27
A system for rearranging the layout of a business card, comprising:
- a boundary obtaining module for obtaining a boundary for a plurality of items selected by a user;
- a first sorting module for sorting the items along a first direction to obtain a first-direction-sorted data;
- and
- a first adjusting module for removing a no-text-content item from the first-direction-sorted data and adjusting the positions of the remaining items along the first direction to rearrange the items within the boundary according to a request from the user.
A method for rearranging the layout of a business card, comprising:
- obtaining a boundary of a plurality of items selected by a user;
- sorting the items along a first direction to obtain first-direction-sorted data;
- removing a no-text-content item from the first-direction-sorted data;
- and
- adjusting the positions of the remaining items along the first direction to rearrange the items within the boundary according to a request from the user.
A computer-readable storage medium having instructions recorded thereon to direct a computer to execute a method for rearranging the layout of a business card, the method comprising:
- obtaining a boundary of the data selected by a user, the data comprising a plurality of items;
- sorting the items along a first direction to obtain first-direction-sorted data;
- removing a no-text-content item from the first-direction-sorted data;
- and
- adjusting the positions of the remaining items along the first direction to rearrange the items within the boundary according to a request from the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.