Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Eiji Uetama

Masayuki Hachinoda

A facsimile apparatus capable of conserving the recording paper and using a limited amount of the recording paper effectively is disclosed. In the case where what is called the total blank line data with the entire line representing blank (data zero) data at the time of receiving are successively received are received successively, the subsequent successively-received total blank line data are not printed by the recorder on the recording paper. The recording paper is thus printed omitting the unrequited marginal portion, and therefore a limited amount of recording paper is used effectively without adversely affecting the effective image data.

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Yamatokoriyama, Japan

Eiji Uetama