Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Shinichiro Ota

Syoichiro Yoshiura

Kouki Fukuda

Kenzoh Yoshida

Keiko Hirukawa

Shunsuke Yajima

Kohki Fukuda

Kazuhiro Miki

Masayuki Nakazawa

Akira Tsuruta

Sunao Yamaguchi

Toshiroh Mukai

Hironori Inoue

Yu Matsumoto

In a content display device () of the present invention, a scrolling processing section () causes a scrolling movement of a currently-displayed shelf face () in a lengthwise direction to be displayed in a case where a second input operation instructing display of the currently-displayed shelf face () in a different position in the lengthwise direction is carried out via an input operation section (). A rotation processing section () causes rotation of a bookshelf object () on a central axis of the bookshelf object () to be displayed in a case where a first input operation instructing display of a shelf face () different from the currently-displayed shelf face () is carried out via the input operation section ().

Content display device, content display method, portable terminal, program, and recording medium

A multi-window management apparatus includes: an activating icon display unit for displaying activating iconsandon a display screen; a window display unit opening, when activating iconis designated, a windowcorresponding to activating iconnext to activating icon; and a window arranging unit for rearranging and displaying, when activating iconis designated, a windowthat has been open, and activating iconsandother than the designated activating icon, such that these are arranged along the longer side direction of display screennot to be overlapping on an area where the new windowis to be opened.

Multi-window management apparatus and program, storage medium and information processing apparatus

In the image data processing apparatus of the present invention, one or more job icons each of which is indicative of the presence of a received job are displayed in a screen of a touch panel, and when any one of the displayed job icons is operated, an information window disclosing detail information concerning the operated job icon is additionally displayed. As a result, a limited display area of the touch panel can be effectively utilized, so that this enables the user to easily find not only a processing status of the received job but also detail information of the job.

Image data processing apparatus and image forming apparatus displaying, controlling job icons indicative of the presence of a received job

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Osaka, Japan

Shinichiro Ota