Image processing apparatus and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorTakahide Abe
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Abstract
An image processing apparatus includes: a first conversion unit that converts into intermediate information for printing, a document which has a possibility of being printed; a second conversion unit that converts the intermediate information into information which can be printed by a printing apparatus; and a control unit that controls the first conversion unit to perform a process on the document which has the possibility of being printed and controls the second conversion unit not to perform a process in response to the document being not a complete edition and having no possibility that a content thereof is changed.
Claims8
An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a first conversion unit that converts into intermediate information for printing, a document which has a possibility of being printed;
- a second conversion unit that converts the intermediate information into information which can be printed by a printing apparatus;
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- a control unit that controls the first conversion unit to perform a process on the document which has the possibility of being printed and controls the second conversion unit not to perform a process in response to the document being not a complete edition and having no possibility that a content thereof is changed.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process for image processing, the process comprising:
- converting into intermediate information for printing, a document which has a possibility of being printed as a first conversion process;
- converting the intermediate information into information which can be printed by a printing apparatus as a second conversion process;
- and
- controlling the first conversion process being performed on the document which has the possibility of being printed and controlling the second conversion process being not performed in response to the document being not a complete edition and having no possibility that a content thereof is changed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.