Image processing apparatus and control method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasaaki Obayashi, Shinjiro Hori, Hiroyasu Kunieda, Mizuki Hayakawa
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Abstract
A control method includes executing, in a case that a change instruction is accepted, at least a process for displaying a first post-change layout image on a display unit with a priority over a second post-change layout image with a higher degree of similarity to the pre-change layout image than the first post-change layout image or a process for displaying the first post-change layout image on the display unit in a more emphasized manner than the second post-change layout image.
Claims20
A control method of an image processing apparatus, the method comprising:
- displaying on a display unit a pre-change layout image in which an arrangement image is arranged in a template;
- accepting a change instruction for displaying a post-change layout image different at least partly from the pre-change layout image on the display unit;
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- executing, in a case that the change instruction is accepted, at least a process for displaying a first post-change layout image on the display unit with a priority over a second post-change layout image with a higher degree of similarity to the pre-change layout image than the first post-change layout image or a process for displaying the first post-change layout image on the display unit in a more emphasized manner than the second post-change layout image.
A control method of an image processing apparatus comprising:
- displaying on a display unit a pre-change layout image in which an arrangement image is arranged in a template;
- accepting a change instruction for displaying a post-change layout image different at least partly from the pre-change layout image on the display unit;
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- executing, in a case that the change instruction is accepted, at least a process for displaying a first post-change template on the display unit with a priority over a second post-change template with a higher degree of similarity to a template used for the pre-change layout image than the first post-change template or a process for displaying the first post-change template on the display unit in a more emphasized manner than the second post-change template.
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