Sheet processing system, method of controlling sheet processing system, and storage medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJUN TANAKA
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Abstract
A sheet processing system according to the present disclosure is a sheet processing system for tri-folding a sheet at a first folding position and a second folding position different from the first folding position, including: an acceptance unit configured to accept a length from an end of the sheet to the first folding position; and a setting unit configured to set the second folding position based on a length of the sheet, the length accepted by the acceptance unit, and a margin.
Claims19
A sheet processing system for tri-folding a sheet at a first folding position and a second folding position different from the first folding position, comprising:
- one or more memories;
- and
- one or more processors functioning by executing instructions stored in the one or more memories as the following units:
- an acceptance unit configured to accept a length from an end of the sheet to the first folding position;
- and
- a setting unit configured to set the second folding position based on a length of the sheet, the length accepted by the acceptance unit, and a margin.
A method of controlling a sheet processing system for tri-folding a sheet at a first folding position and a second folding position different from the first folding position, comprising:
- accepting a length from an end of the sheet to the first folding position;
- and
- setting the second folding position based on a length of the sheet, the length accepted in the accepting, and a margin.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a program which causes a computer to execute a method of controlling a sheet processing system, the method comprising:
- accepting a length from an end of the sheet to the first folding position;
- and
- setting the second folding position based on a length of the sheet, the length accepted in the accepting, and a margin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.