Control apparatus, storage medium in which control program is stored, and printer to execute a plurality of processing in parallel
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiroshi Hattori
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AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiroshi Hattori
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A control apparatus, which is configured to communicate with an external apparatus, to control a display section and a printing section, and to execute a plurality of processing in parallel, includes: a storage section which is configured to store image data to be supplied to the display section and first data transmitted from the external apparatus, a first processing executing section which is configured to execute a first processing in which the image data is supplied to the display section; a second processing executing section which is configured to execute a second processing, which is to be executed in parallel with the first processing, and in which a predetermined image processing is applied to the first data to generate second data to be stored in the storage section; and an identifying section which is configured to identify the number of the second data stored in the storage section.
A control apparatus which is configured to communicate with an external apparatus, to control a display section and a printing section, and to execute a plurality of processing in parallel, the control apparatus comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium in which a control program is stored, the control program being usable for a printer which is configured to communicate with an external apparatus and to include a printing section, a display section, and a storage section which is configured to store image data to be supplied to the display section and first data transmitted from the external apparatus, and the control program making the printer execute a plurality of processing comprising:
A printer which is configured to communicate with an external apparatus, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.