Abstract: A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a relay program includes first and second acquisition units, an instruction unit, and a determination unit. The first acquisition unit is configured to acquire a version of a control program of a terminal device after update. The instruction unit is configured to instruct update of the control program in the terminal device. The second acquisition unit is configured to acquire a version of the control program installed in the terminal device that is restarted. The determination unit is configured to determine whether the control program is updated in the terminal device based on the version acquired by the first acquisition unit and the version acquired by the second acquisition unit.

Abstract: An adhesive layer is formed by cross-linking an adhesive composition containing: a polyester resin that is a copolymer of a polycarboxylic acid and a polyalcohol; a cross-linking agent; and at least one cross-linking catalyst selected from the group consisting of an organic zirconium compound, an organic iron compound, and an organic aluminum compound, the adhesive layer having a gel fraction of 40% or more after being retained at a temperature of 85° C. and a relative humidity of 85% for 300 hours, and having a 180° peel adhesive strength of 100 mN/20 mm or more with respect to a PMMA film.

Abstract: A cosmetic containing at least one organosiloxane represented by general formula (1), having a boiling point in a range of 205 to 255° C. and a viscosity of less than 5 mm 2/s at 25° C. In the formula, R's are identical to or different from one another and each independently represent a hydrogen group, hydroxy group, or a monovalent hydrocarbon group having 1 to 3 carbon atoms, but at least one R is a monovalent hydrocarbon group having 2 to 3 carbon atoms. “a” represents 1 to 5. Thus, a cosmetic which has light touch, good spread, and excellent water repellency, forms uniform cosmetic film, and successfully achieves favorable feeling on use with no strong oily feeling, and which has excellent stability over time and cosmetic persistence even when blended with various oil agents, such as silicone, hydrocarbon oil, and ester, an organic ultraviolet absorber, or an oily component solid at 25° C.

Abstract: In a communication device, a processor identifies first and second group printing devices in accordance with device information on each printing device, and outputs device information corresponding to the first and second group printing devices in a distinguishable manner. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent greater than or equal to a first reference is identified as the first and second group printing devices. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent less than the first reference is identified as the second group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which a cartridge accommodating printing agent less than a second reference and greater than or equal to a third reference is identified as the first group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which the cartridge accommodating printing agent less than the third reference is identified as the second group printing device.

Abstract: In an information processing apparatus, a processor acquires first and second information on residual quantities of printing agent stored in first and second cartridges respectively. The first cartridge is mounted on a portion including a tank. The processor generates display screen data including first and second objects. The first object has a first position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a first state where the printing agent remains in the first cartridge. The second object has a second position corresponding to a maximum residual quantity of the printing agent, and a third position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a second state where the printing agent does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The first position and one of the second and third positions are aligned at a reference position.

Abstract: An information processing device may notify first notification information in a case where a remaining amount of colorant in a first-type printer reaches a first remaining amount, notify second notification information in a case where the remaining amount reaches an unprintable remaining amount, notify third notification information in a case where a remaining amount of colorant in a second-type printer reaches a second remaining amount, and notify fourth notification information in a case where the remaining amount reaches the unprintable remaining amount. The first-type printer may include a tank for storing colorant supplied from a first cartridge to a first print executing unit. The first remaining amount may be a remaining amount in a state where the colorant does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The second-type printer may include a second print executing unit and may not include a tank.

Abstract: In a communication device, a processor identifies first and second group printing devices in accordance with device information on each printing device, and outputs device information corresponding to the first and second group printing devices in a distinguishable manner. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent greater than or equal to a first reference is identified as the first and second group printing devices. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent less than the first reference is identified as the second group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which a cartridge accommodating printing agent less than a second reference and greater than or equal to a third reference is identified as the first group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which the cartridge accommodating printing agent less than the third reference is identified as the second group printing device.

Abstract: In an information processing apparatus, a processor acquires first and second information on residual quantities of printing agent stored in first and second cartridges respectively. The first cartridge is mounted on a portion including a tank. The processor generates display screen data including first and second objects. The first object has a first position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a first state where the printing agent remains in the first cartridge. The second object has a second position corresponding to a maximum residual quantity of the printing agent, and a third position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a second state where the printing agent does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The first position and one of the second and third positions are aligned at a reference position.

Abstract: An information processing device may notify first notification information in a case where a remaining amount of colorant in a first-type printer reaches a first remaining amount, notify second notification information in a case where the remaining amount reaches an unprintable remaining amount, notify third notification information in a case where a remaining amount of colorant in a second-type printer reaches a second remaining amount, and notify fourth notification information in a case where the remaining amount reaches the unprintable remaining amount. The first-type printer may include a tank for storing colorant supplied from a first cartridge to a first print executing unit. The first remaining amount may be a remaining amount in a state where the colorant does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The second-type printer may include a second print executing unit and may not include a tank.

Abstract: In a communication device, a processor identifies first and second group printing devices in accordance with device information on each printing device, and outputs device information corresponding to the first and second group printing devices in a distinguishable manner. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent greater than or equal to a first reference is identified as the first and second group printing devices. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent less than the first reference is identified as the second group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which a cartridge accommodating printing agent less than a second reference and greater than or equal to a third reference is identified as the first group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which the cartridge accommodating printing agent less than the third reference is identified as the second group printing device.

Abstract: In an information processing apparatus, a processor acquires first and second information on residual quantities of printing agent stored in first and second cartridges respectively. The first cartridge is mounted on a portion including a tank. The processor generates display screen data including first and second objects. The first object has a first position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a first state where the printing agent remains in the first cartridge. The second object has a second position corresponding to a maximum residual quantity of the printing agent, and a third position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a second state where the printing agent does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The first position and one of the second and third positions are aligned at a reference position.

Abstract: Provided is a cosmetic composition formed from a silicone-branched polyglycerol-modified silicone, of which the weight-average molecular weight, in terms of polystyrene, does not exceed 10,000 according to gel permeation chromatography.

Abstract: In a communication device, a processor identifies first and second group printing devices in accordance with device information on each printing device, and outputs device information corresponding to the first and second group printing devices in a distinguishable manner. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent greater than or equal to a first reference is identified as the first and second group printing devices. A printing device having a tank accommodating printing agent less than the first reference is identified as the second group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which a cartridge accommodating printing agent less than a second reference and greater than or equal to a third reference is identified as the first group printing device. A printing device without tank and in which the cartridge accommodating printing agent less than the third reference is identified as the second group printing device.

Abstract: In an information processing apparatus, a processor acquires first and second information on residual quantities of printing agent stored in first and second cartridges respectively. The first cartridge is mounted on a portion including a tank. The processor generates display screen data including first and second objects. The first object has a first position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a first state where the printing agent remains in the first cartridge. The second object has a second position corresponding to a maximum residual quantity of the printing agent, and a third position corresponding to a minimum residual quantity of the printing agent in a second state where the printing agent does not remain in the first cartridge but remains in the tank. The first position and one of the second and third positions are aligned at a reference position.

Abstract: Provided is a cosmetic composition formed from a silicone-branched polyglycerol-modified silicone, of which the weight-average molecular weight, in terms of polystyrene, does not exceed 10,000 according to gel permeation chromatography.

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method. Each ink constituting the ink jet ink jet contains an aqueous emulsion.

Abstract: Provided is a method for forming inkjet images, which imparts sufficient visibility and good laundering fastness to a white inkjet image formed on fabric. The method is to form white inkjet images on fabric by inkjet recording using a white inkjet ink containing hollow polymer microparticles as a white pigment, and has the steps of performing a plurality of printings superimposingly on fabric by inkjet recording, performing preliminary heating and fixing at least one time during performing the plurality of printings superimposingly, and performing main heating and fixing after the final printing.

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method. Each ink constituting the ink jet ink jet contains an aqueous emulsion.

Abstract: An ink for fabric printing contains a pigment and a resin emulsion. The weight ratio between the pigment and the resin emulsion by resin solid basis is between 1:0.7 and 1:3.0. A process for manufacturing printed matters has a printing step, in which printing is performed by causing the ink for fabric printing to adhere to a fabric; and a fixing step, in which the ink for fabric printing applied to the fabric in the printing step is fixed to the fabric by heating.

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method.