Touch device and method for dynamically setting touch inactive area, and non-transitory recording medium
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InventorSZU-HSUAN WANG
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A touch device for dynamically setting a touch inactive area includes a storage unit, an identification unit, a touchscreen unit and a processing unit. The touchscreen unit presents an operation interface and a plurality of function keys provided thereby, each function key corresponding to a display area and a function. The identification unit generates feature data on the basis of a specific user. The processing unit obtains inactive area setting data by user data stored in the storage unit which corresponding to the feature data to set at least one touch inactive area on the touchscreen unit. However, when a function key corresponding to a display area overlapped with the touch inactive area is touched on the touchscreen unit, a corresponding function will not be activated.
A touch device for dynamically setting an inactive area, comprising:
A touch display method for dynamically setting a touch inactive area, is used for a touch device, wherein the touch device comprises a storage unit, an identification unit, a touchscreen unit and a processing unit, the storage unit storing a plurality of user data and each of the user data corresponding to one of inactive area setting data, and the method comprises:
A non-transitory recording medium, used for storing a computer program, and applied to a touch device, so as to execute a method for dynamically setting a touch inactive area when the computer program is executed by the touch device, wherein the touch device comprises a storage unit, an identification unit, a touchscreen unit and a processing unit, the storage unit storing a plurality of user data and each of user data corresponding to one of inactive area setting data, and the method comprises:
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