Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Toshiyu Ishikawa

Manabu Hayashi

Takashi Sakayama

Tsuyoshi Watanabe

Minoru Yoshida

Toshitaka Nakagawa

Yuichi Shiho

An image processing apparatus for processing image data comprises a printer for printing processed image data on recording paper; an image data receiver for receiving image data transmitted thereto via a network; storage unit for storing the image data received by the image receiver; a print controller for controlling printing of the image data stored in the storage unit on the recording paper; and one or more feed trays that load recording paper loaded therein and feed the loaded recording paper to the printer, wherein, if recording paper of the image data is larger in size than any recording paper loaded in the feed trays, the print controller reduces in size image data to fit with largest-size recording paper of the recording paper loaded in the feed trays, and prints the size-reduced image data on the largest-size paper.

Image processing apparatus and print control method therefor

An image formation apparatus, such as a facsimile machine, outputs a received document (image) in the form of a print. The image formation apparatus includes a receive section and an image formation section. The receive section receives an electronic mail and an attached document thereof over a network. The image formation section forms images of a main body of the electronic mail and the attached document. The images of the main body and the attached document are formed on separate sheets respectively.

Image formation method and apparatus

An image formation apparatus which has multiple paper feed units and performs plural types of processing including at least facsimile processing, comprising a paper feeding subject setting unit which sets availability of paper feeding of each of the paper feed units when at least the facsimile processing is performed; and a warning unit which issues a warning when all the paper feed units are excluded from paper feeding at the time of the facsimile processing as a result of setting by the paper feeding subject setting unit.

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