geographic area is illustrated in the display the lighter lines 56 and the darker lines 58 are visible with the lighter lines 56 defining zip codes in the embodiment illustrated and the darker lines 58 defining states territories 54 7 labeled territories 54 a 54 b 54 c 54 d 54 e 54 f 54 g in the figures are illustrated in fig3 5 by the hatching of the territories and the predefined areas 52 within those territories a pointer 62 is used to identify a territory 54 of interest e g a destination territory 54 a and one that needs to have the boundaries of the territory changed the pointer 62 is illustrated as a finger icon in fig3 5 could be any appropriate indicia such as an arrow a finger as illustrated or a personalized pointer etc according to step s 101 in fig2 the user moves the pointer 62 to the territory 54 of interest such as destination territory 54 a in fig3 in this case the answer to the question in step s 103 is yes the case of the pointer 62 being in an unassigned area is discussed in detail below since the user is intentionally pointing to an assigned territory at step s 105 the system 10 identifies the territory as a destination territory the user then left clicks on the mouse if there is one or if on a touch screen device i e a tablet touch screen monitor etc the user simply holds their finger stylus etc.