Electronic apparatus and display method
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorTakayuki SATO
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Abstract
An electronic apparatus, a non-transitory computer readable recording medium, and a display method of an electronic apparatus are disclosed. In one embodiment, an electronic apparatus comprises a display that displays an image in a display area, an operation detector that detects an operation on the display area, and a controller that controls the display. The controller has a split display mode in which the controller splits a first display area included in the display area into a plurality of split areas and controls display contents of each of the plurality of split areas independently of one another. In the split display mode, the controller causes the display to display an operation target image with which a setting for each of the plurality of split areas is made.
Claims20
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- a display that displays an image in a display area;
- an operation detector that detects an operation on the display area;
- and
- a controller that controls the display, wherein
- the controller has a split display mode in which the controller splits a first display area included in the display area into a plurality of split areas and controls display contents of each of the plurality of split areas independently of one another, and
- in the split display mode, the controller causes the display to display an operation target image with which a setting for each of the plurality of split areas is made.
A display method of an electronic apparatus including a display area, the display method comprising:
- splitting at least a part of the display area into a plurality of split areas;
- controlling display contents of each of the plurality of split areas independently of one another;
- displaying, in the display area, an operation target image with which a setting for each of the plurality of split areas is made;
- and
- detecting an operation on the display area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.