Paper user interface for image manipulations such as cut and paste
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsJock D. Mackinlay, Walter A. L. Johnson
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsJock D. Mackinlay, Walter A. L. Johnson
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A reprographic method for making a output document having a desired image from an input document having an input image includes scanning an instruction page containing an image processing command. The image processing command contained on the instruction page is decoded, and subsequently at least a portion of the input image is scanned. The output document is then produced from the scanned at least a portion of the input image in accordance with the decoded image processing command. The image processing commands can be such as cut, paste, mask, crop, enlarge, reduce, reorient, lighten, darken or the like that change the form or appearance of the actual image. In addition, the image manipulation commands can be such as commands to control special operational modes for differing input image types, such as, for example, photographs or half-tone images, the number of output document copies to be produced, the output type, color, stock, or other command that controls the output form of the image. The image processing commands can be in the form of full-page forms, or self-stick removable notes that can be placed directly on the input document, in many instances.
A method for interfacing image manipulation instructions from a user to a system reprographic device to produce an output document having an output image comprised of a cropped portion of an input image from an input document, comprising the steps of:
A method for interfacing image manipulation instructions from a user to a system reprographic device to cut and paste input images to produce an output document having at least one output image including at least one cut image, comprising the steps of:
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