Image Formation Apparatus, Display Method, And Computer Readable Recording Medium Storing Display Program

A display method at an image formation apparatus including a plurality of functions, each associated with any of a plurality of categories, said image formation apparatus including a display, said display method comprising the steps of:

• causing said display to display category objects indicating said plurality of categories, respectively, in a selectable manner,
• accepting selection of a first category among said plurality of categories,
• causing said display to display, in a selectable manner, function objects indicating functions, respectively, corresponding to said selected first category among said plurality of functions,
• accepting a setting related to a first function among functions corresponding to said first category,
• determining whether a setting of a second function corresponding to a second category other than said first category has changed or not in response to a setting entered related to said first function, and
• causing said display, when the setting of a second function corresponding to said second category has changed, to display information indicating that the setting of said second function has changed.

A computer readable recording medium storing a display program for an image formation apparatus including a plurality of functions, each associated with any of a plurality of categories,

• said image formation apparatus including a display and a processor,
• said display program causing said processor to execute the steps of:
• causing said display to display category objects indicating said plurality of categories, respectively, in a selectable manner,
• accepting selection of a first category among said plurality of categories,
• causing said display to display, in a selectable manner, function objects indicating functions, respectively, corresponding to said selected first category among said plurality of functions,
• accepting a setting related to a first function among functions corresponding to said first category,
• determining whether a setting of a second function corresponding to a second category other than said first category has changed or not in response to a setting entered related to said first function, and
• causing said display, when the setting of a second function corresponding to said second category has changed, to display information indicating that the setting of said second function has changed.