OreDesk: An Information Remembering Tool based on User’s Operation History

based on User’s Operation History During day-to-day activities, users refer to various documents on a PC. For example, users view Web pages, edit documents, and listen to music. There are occasions when a user needs to retrieve previously accessed documents. For example, when re-editing a document, Web pages viewed by the user while editing the document are often re-viewed. However, users frequently cannot recall the names or addresses of documents such as URLs and file paths because they usually refer to considerable amounts of document unconsciously. For example, users view many Web pages without bookmarking them and save many files in various folders. Therefore, I propose a system that automatically manages the document history, that is, the documents that the user has referred to earlier. I propose a novel software called OreDesk that enables users to retrieve the document history. In Japanese, Ore means my. OreDesk has three features. First, it can search documents such as Web pages, documents, images, and audio clips. OreDesk is independent of the document content. Second, it does not require conscious operation while users are performing day-to-day tasks on their PCs. The third feature is the most unique. I propos