Print job management system for managing prohibition information
AssigneeKyocera Mita Corporation
InventorAkihiro Umenaga
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AssigneeKyocera Mita Corporation
InventorAkihiro Umenaga
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In a job management system, a PC includes a job reception section for receiving setting of a job from a user and a job transmitting section for transmitting the job to a multifunction peripheral. The multifunction peripheral includes a job receiving section for receiving a job from the PC, a prohibition determining section for determining whether a combination of functions constituting the job is a target of a prohibition process, a controlling section for executing the job, and a prohibition information transmitting section for transmitting prohibition information indicating that the combination of functions constituting the job is the target of the prohibition process to the PC when the combination of functions is the target of the prohibition process. The PC further includes a prohibition information receiving section for receiving the prohibition information from the multifunction peripheral and a prohibition information storage for storing the prohibition information.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a job management program for causing a computer capable of ordering an electric apparatus selected by a user from among a plurality of electric apparatuses to execute a job to function as:
A job management system, comprising a plurality of electric apparatuses and a computer connected to the plurality of electric apparatuses, the computer being capable of ordering one of the electric apparatuses selected by a user from among the plurality of electric apparatuses to execute a job, wherein:
A job management system, comprising a computer and an electric apparatus connected to the computer, wherein:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a job management program for causing a computer capable of ordering an electric apparatus selected by a user from among a plurality of electric apparatuses to execute a job to function as:
A job management system, comprising a plurality of electric apparatuses and a computer connected to the plurality of electric apparatuses, the computer being capable of ordering one of the electric apparatuses selected by a user from among the plurality of electric apparatuses to execute a job, wherein:
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