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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 31, 2007
Filed:
Nov. 06, 2002
Kazunori Kurokawa, Ebina, JP;
Kouichi Kawahara, Ebina, JP;
Yoshihiro Ohshima, Ebina, JP;
Yasuaki Mitobe, Ebina, JP;
Junko Ohuchi, Ebina, JP;
Takanori Okuoka, Ebina, JP;
Kazunori Kurokawa, Ebina, JP;
Kouichi Kawahara, Ebina, JP;
Yoshihiro Ohshima, Ebina, JP;
Yasuaki Mitobe, Ebina, JP;
Junko Ohuchi, Ebina, JP;
Takanori Okuoka, Ebina, JP;
Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
When image synthesis using form data, for which a pass code has been set, or merge data, for which a password has been set, is completed, the synthesized data is encoded and held. Thereafter, a client terminal is notified by e-mail that image synthesis has been completed. Thereafter, when a request for output is inputted, collation of passwords is carried out. If the passwords match, decoding and printing-out of encoded synthesized data, or transmission of the encoded synthesized data is carried out.
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