Simulative operation system human-computer interaction implementation method based on browser
An operating system and human-computer interaction technology, applied in the field of browser-based imitation operating system human-computer interaction implementation, can solve problems such as unintuitive operation, needing page refresh, slow response speed, etc., and achieve low hardware configuration requirements and intuitive display. and operation, interactive and flexible effects
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2006-06-21
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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[0001] The present invention relates to a browser-based imitation operating system human-computer interaction implementation method, in particular to a method for creating an interactive interface for generating network desktops, shortcut objects, taskbars, taskbar button objects, and window objects within a browser and how to do it. Background technique
[0002] The widespread use of computers has made the individual needs of modern society more and more intense. Personal computer users operate a certain computer for a long time, configure special software, manage files in the way they are used to, and set up desktops and appearances that meet their personal preferences. Therefore, more and more users rely on their computers at work. Software Environment. In actual work and life, users often need to work alternately on the company computer and the home computer, and sometimes need to perform computer operations in offices outside the company or even in Int...
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[0054] figure 1 Generate the flow chart of imitation operating system human-computer interaction interface in browser for the present invention, comprise:
[0055] Step 10, the client connects to the server through the network, and logs in to the client setting page set in the server through a browser;
[0056] Step 20, the browser reads and runs the desktop program in the client setting page, and creates a web desktop in the browser;
[0057] Step 30, the browser downloads the interactive program and configuration data in the client setting page;
[0058] Step 40, the client parses the configuration data;
[0059] Step 50, the interactive program reads the configuration data and creates a desktop manager;
[0060] Step 60, the desktop manager creates and layouts the interactive elements of the network desktop according to the configuration data.
[0061] In the above technical solution, the client refers to any client or client cluster configured with a network interface ...