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US 12,621,397 B2Granted
Image processing apparatus and method for controlling deletion of setting history
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKenji Tanaka, Harunobu Mori
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Abstract
An image processing apparatus includes a storage capable of storing a setting history of a job related to image processing, and a controller that accepts a deletion request of the setting history, in which, when the deletion request of the setting history is accepted, the controller identifies the setting history to be deleted as a deletion target according to whether a user authentication function is effective, and performs deletion control of the identified setting history.
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An image processing apparatus, comprising:
- a storage capable of storing a setting history of a job related to image processing;
- and
- a controller that accepts a deletion request of the setting history, wherein:
- when the deletion request of the setting history is accepted, the controller identifies the setting history to be deleted, as a deletion target, based on whether a user authentication function is effective, and performs a deletion control of the identified setting history,
- when the user authentication function is effective, the controller identifies the setting history of the job executed by a user, as the deletion target, and
- when the user authentication function is ineffective, the controller identifies all of a plurality of setting histories stored, including the setting history, as the deletion target.
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A method for controlling deletion of a setting history, the method comprising:
- storing a setting history of a job related to image processing;
- controlling to accept a deletion request of the setting history;
- when the deletion request of the setting history is accepted, identifying the setting history to be deleted, as a deletion target, based on whether a user authentication function is effective, and performing a deletion control of the identified setting history;
- when the user authentication function is effective, identifying the setting history of the job executed by a user, as the deletion target;
- and
- when the user authentication function is ineffective, identifying all of a plurality of setting histories stored, including the setting history, as the deletion target.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.