Information Processing System Redisplay Deleted Overlay Content

The patent creates a copy of the deleted information item by storing it in memory along with its display position and content. When the user performs a redisplay operation, the system retrieves this copied information and reconstructs it on the display screen, allowing the user to view the content without restoring the original overlayed information item.

The system performs preliminary action by storing the information item data, position, and content in memory immediately when the deletion operation is completed. This preliminary storage enables the system to quickly retrieve and redisplay the information when the user performs the redisplay operation, without requiring the user to navigate through other applications.

The patent introduces an intermediary mechanism - a memory storage system that bridges the gap between the deleted information item and the user. The memory stores the information item data and serves as an intermediate access point, allowing the user to retrieve the content through a simple redisplay operation without needing to transition to another application or navigate through complex interfaces.

The system provides self-service functionality by automatically storing the information item data in memory when deleted, and enabling the user to retrieve it through a simple redisplay operation. The system handles the complex tasks of data storage, retrieval, and reconstruction automatically, requiring minimal user effort beyond the simple redisplay action.