Projector, non-transitory storage medium, computer program product and method
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorKoichiro Ota
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorKoichiro Ota
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A projector including: a communication section; a storage section which stores initial projection target data, updated projection target data, layout data and others; an update request reception section which receives an update request from PC via the communication section, and sequentially writes update request data indicating details of the update request into the storage section; an update section which updates the updated projection target data based on the update request data; a web information generation section which causes the communication section to transmit web information to PC based on the updated projection target data and the layout data; an image generation section which generates an image based on the updated projection target data; and a projection section which projects the image.
A projector comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium storing a computer-executable program readable by a computer included in a projector having a communication section which communicates with a plurality of external devices, a storage section, and a projection section, the program comprising:
A method for controlling a projector having a communication section which communicates with a plurality of external devices, and a storage section which stores projection target data including a plurality of records and layout data to arrange the projection target data in a web page form, the method comprising steps of:
A computer program product having a computer-executable program and a non-transitory tangible storage medium storing the computer-executable program readable by a computer included in a projector having a communication section which communicates with a plurality of external devices, a storage section, and a projection section, the program comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.