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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 31, 2012
Filed:
Mar. 06, 2007
Lachlan James Patrick, Epping, AU;
Julie Rae Kowald, Dundas Valley, AU;
Colin Eric Druitt, Marsfield, AU;
Timothy Mark Morris-yates, Willoughby, AU;
Andrew James Lo, Balmain, AU;
Christopher Mark Paola, Hornsby, AU;
Kevin Mun Choong Tham, Pyrmont, AU;
James Robert Metcalfe, Killara, AU;
Michael Jan Lawther, Eastwood, AU;
John Anthony Brett, Kangaroo Point, AU;
Lachlan James Patrick, Epping, AU;
Julie Rae Kowald, Dundas Valley, AU;
Colin Eric Druitt, Marsfield, AU;
Timothy Mark Morris-Yates, Willoughby, AU;
Andrew James Lo, Balmain, AU;
Christopher Mark Paola, Hornsby, AU;
Kevin Mun Choong Tham, Pyrmont, AU;
James Robert Metcalfe, Killara, AU;
Michael Jan Lawther, Eastwood, AU;
John Anthony Brett, Kangaroo Point, AU;
Canon Information Systems Research Australia Pty. Ltd., North Ryde, New South Wales, AU;
Abstract
A method of providing a print representation of a document which, when printed, has at least one region the appearance of which is dependent on viewing conditions. The method comprises generating a representation of the document and then modifying the appearance of the at least one region to thereby simulate the appearance of the document when printed. This is achieved by animating the representation of the at least one region or at least partially combining the at least one region with an image.