Method of executing an application program by a facsimile device, and facsimile device having a function of reopening the execution of the application program in response to recovery from trouble
CA 2005614 C · Owner: Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba · Inventors: Hayashi, Katsuhiko
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In a facsimile device, an application, program to perform "concurrent" transmission multicopy, etc. is divided beforehand into a plurality of phases each being allocated a phase value for identifying purposes. A phase value corresponding to a predetermined phase such as the processing "wait for an operation" which is to be executed at the beginning of the application program is registered in a non-volatile memory. The following processes are sequentially repeated to execute the appropriate application program: (a) A phase of the application program to be executed is sepcified in accordance with a phase value registered in the non-volatile memory: (b) The program allocated to the specified …
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