Image processing apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsNOBUTAKA MIYAKE, YOSHITAKE NAGASHIMA, TADAYOSHI NAKAYAMA, YUJI KONNO, HIROMI FUKUDA
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsNOBUTAKA MIYAKE, YOSHITAKE NAGASHIMA, TADAYOSHI NAKAYAMA, YUJI KONNO, HIROMI FUKUDA
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In an image processing method, image information described by a page descriptor language is developed by the page descriptor language into a form not pasted with to-be-pasted image information, without reading out, for image development, the to-be-pasted image information from a unit for storing the to-be-pasted image information. The image information in the form not pasted with the to-be-pasted image information and the to-be-pasted image information are separately transmitted to a printer. The image information in the form not pasted with the to-be-pasted image information is compressed by reversible coding. The to-be-pasted information is compressed by irreversible coding.
An image processing apparatus comprising:
An image processing apparatus comprising:
An image processing apparatus comprising:
An image processing method of decoding image information described by a page descriptor language, developing the decoded image information, and transmitting the developed image information to a printer, comprising the steps of:
An image output system, wherein first bit map information indicating an area of an image to be pasted and second bit map information indicating a start position of the image to be pasted are generated by a host computer during PDL development, text/graphic information obtained by the PDL development and the first and second bit map information are encoded by a common encoding circuit and transferred from said host computer to a printer, and said printer performs decoding to generate information of the arrangement of a plurality of images from the first and second bit map information, thereby controlling the layout of said plurality of images.
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