Print managing server, print managing method, program, and recording medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorToshiyuki Uehara
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Abstract
A print managing server is connected to a plurality of printers through a network and stores print data which can be printed by the printer in combination with user information. The print managing server has control means for controlling execution of a command including the user information which is received from the printer. The control means controls in such a manner that when the command is received, if a printing process corresponding to the user information included in the command is being executed for the other printer, the printing process which is being executed is stopped for the other printer and a process corresponding to the command is executed.
Claims11
A print managing server which is connected to a plurality of printers through a network and stores print data which can be printed by the printer in combination with user information, comprising:
- a control unit configured to control execution of a command including the user information received from the printer,
- wherein the control unit controls in such a manner that when the command is received, if a printing process corresponding to the user information included in the command is being executed for another printer, the printing process which is being executed is stopped for the other printer and a process corresponding to the command is executed.
A control method of a print managing server which is connected to a plurality of printers through a network and stores print data which can be printed by the printer in combination with user information, comprising:
- a command control step of controlling execution of a command including the user information which is received from the printer,
- wherein the command control step controls in such a manner that when the command is received, if a printing process corresponding to the user information included in the command is being executed for another printer, the printing process which is being executed is stopped for the other printer and a process corresponding to the command is executed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.