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| 20080209363 | DATA PROCESSING APPARATUS, METHOD OF REGISTERING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM - An apparatus includes a temporarily registered document creating unit configured to create a temporarily registered document in which a document to be registered is temporarily registered; a condition setting unit configured to set a condition used for updating the temporarily registered document to a finally registered document; a condition determining unit configured to determine whether the finally registered document meets the condition set for the temporarily registered document in response to a request for updating the temporarily registered document to the finally registered document; and an updating unit configured to update the temporarily registered document to the finally registered document in accordance with the request if the condition determining unit determines that the finally registered document meets the condition. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20100281428 | IMAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM, DEVICE OPERATION SCREEN GENERATION METHOD, PROGRAM, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS - An information processing apparatus registers processing executed by an image processing device as a button, acquires device information of the image processing device from the image processing device, and decides a hierarchy for displaying the registered buttons based on the acquired device information and contents of processing corresponding to the registered buttons. The apparatus groups a plurality of buttons which are decided to be displayed on a lower level into one or more groups, and makes one summary button correspond to each group. The apparatus generates operation screen information for displaying a button that is decided to be displayed on an upper level and the summary button that has been summarized on an operation screen, and sends the operation screen information to the image processing device. The image processing device displays an operation screen based on the received operation screen information and accepts a user operation. | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110107198 | INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS, STORAGE MEDIUM, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD - An information processing apparatus sets each folder managed in a first document management system as a registration target folder, and determines whether a depth of the registration target folder is equal to or less than a limit value of a depth of folder hierarchy. If the depth of the target folder is determined to be equal to or less than the limit value of the depth, the apparatus registers the registration target folder at a position, in a folder hierarchy managed by a second document management system, which corresponds to a position in a folder hierarchy managed by the first system. If the depth of the target folder is determined to exceed the limit value of the depth, the apparatus registers the registration target folder in a shallow layer having a depth smaller than the limit value of the depth in the folder hierarchy managed by the second system. | 05-05-2011 |
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| 20090058949 | LIQUID EJECTION HEAD, INKJET PRINTING APPARATUS AND LIQUID EJECTING METHOD - Provided are a printing head and an inkjet printing apparatus, which eject liquid droplets without leaving behind any bubble in each nozzle, thus having an enhanced durability. An ejection port of the printing head includes a first ejection port part communicating with the atmosphere and a second ejection port part having a cross-section orthogonal to an ejection direction being larger than a cross-section of the first ejection port part orthogonal to the ejection direction, and being formed between the energy effect chamber and the first ejection port part. In addition, the second ejection port part is formed to be eccentric to an electrothermal transducing element in an ink supply direction in which ink is supplied from an ink supplying port to the bubbling chamber. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090147050 | LIQUID EJECTING HEAD AND MANUFACTURING DIMENSION CONTROL METHOD - A liquid ejecting head includes a substrate, a nozzle forming member for forming on a principal surface of the substrate a nozzle comprising a flow passage of liquid and an orifice for ejecting the liquid, and a dummy pattern. The dummy pattern has substantially the same dimension as at least a part of the nozzle and is formed so that a cross section of the dummy pattern is exposed at an end surface of the nozzle forming member. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090147056 | INKJET PRINT HEAD - The landing precision of ink drops is improved to improve the image quality and increase the printing speed. An inkjet print head ejects ink supplied from an ink supply port from a plurality of ejection ports respectively connecting to ink paths having different flow resistances by using energy generated by a plurality of electrothermal transducer elements respectively corresponding to the plurality of the ejection ports, wherein each of the plurality of the ejection ports connected to the ink paths having a low ink flow resistance is arranged so that the center of each of the plurality of the ejection ports is positioned farther away from the ink supply port to the center of the corresponding electrothermal transducer element than each of the plurality of the ejection ports connected to the ink paths having a high ink flow resistance. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090201343 | LIQUID EJECTION HEAD AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF LIQUID EJECTION HEAD - The present invention provides a liquid ejection head for which the peeling of an orifice plate from a substrate seldom occurs, even in a structure such that the walls that define each energy application chamber are narrowed toward a ejection port. The walls that define a first pressure chamber are inclined inward within the first pressure chamber, so that the first pressure chamber is narrowed, toward an ejection port, along a direction perpendicular to the heater formation face on which heaters are arranged. Further, the walls that define each ink flow path are inclined in the ink ejection direction. Furthermore, the angle at which the walls that define the ink flow path are inclined relative to the ink ejection direction is smaller than the angle at which the walls that define the first pressure chamber are inclined inward, within the first pressure chamber. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20090315945 | PRINT HEAD - A present invention improves the impact accuracy of ejected droplets, the quality of printed images, and print speed. A print head according to the present invention has an ink channel for which the width thereof in a direction orthogonal to an ink supply direction in which ink is supplied from an ink supply port to a pressure chamber is smaller than that of a pressure chamber. In the print head, the center of a heater along the ink supply direction is offset from the center of the pressure chamber along the ink supply direction, toward the side of the pressure chamber far from the ink supply port in the ink supply direction. | 12-24-2009 |
| 20100045719 | INK JET PRINT HEAD, INK JET PRINTING APPARATUS AND INK JET PRINTING METHOD - While the print head is reduced in size, the adverse effect of air flows produced by ink droplets as they are ejected from a small number of ejection opening arrays is minimized. A small number of first ejection opening arrays eject one of three primary colors—cyan, magenta and yellow—, and a large number of second and third ejection opening arrays eject the remaining two primary colors. A fourth ejection opening array, disposed between the first ejection opening array and second or third ejection opening array. | 02-25-2010 |
