Control device, non-transitory computer readable medium, and printer
AssigneeFUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
InventorsHisao Komazawa, Kentaro Ikeda, Kodai Suzuki, Takashi Betsuyaku
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Abstract
A control device includes a processor configured to: acquire information on a direction in which continuous paper is wound up, specify a viewable surface, which is a surface of the continuous paper viewable from a user in a state where the continuous paper has been wound up, on a basis of the direction in which the continuous paper is wound up, and control a printer to print print information, which is information on a job printed on the continuous paper, on the viewable surface.
Claims15
A control device comprising
- a processor configured to
- acquire information on a direction in which continuous paper is wound up,
- specify a viewable surface, which is a surface of the continuous paper viewable from a user in a state where the continuous paper has been wound up, on a basis of the direction in which the continuous paper is wound up, and
- control a printer to print print information, which is information on a job printed on the continuous paper, on the viewable surface, wherein
- the processor is configured to control the printer to print the print information on both surfaces of the continuous paper in a case where the processor fails to acquire the information on the direction in which the continuous paper is wound up.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process comprising:
- acquiring information on a direction in which continuous paper is wound up;
- specifying a viewable surface, which is a surface of the continuous paper viewable from a user in a state where the continuous paper has been wound up, on a basis of the direction in which the continuous paper is wound up;
- and
- controlling a printer to print print information, which is information on a job printed on the continuous paper, on the viewable surface, wherein
- the process further comprising controlling the printer to print the print information on both surfaces of the continuous paper in a case where the process fails to acquire the information on the direction in which the continuous paper is wound up.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.