JPS6385744A - Producing device for original sticking sheet for scanner - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the efficiency of a sticking work of an original to an input drum of a scanner by inputting a position data of a projected image of allocation designating paper and the original on a data tablet at the time of measuring the magnification of the original. CONSTITUTION:Allocation designating paper is placed on a data tablet 10, and an original is projected onto this allocation designating paper by a designated size, by this a magnification measuring means 1a measures magnification of the original, and when a position data of a reference line and a picture pattern on the allocation designating paper is inputted from the data tablet 10, a drawn picture coordinate calculating means 20a calculates a drawn picture coordinate value of an original sticking line and a trimming line, based on the position data from a magnification measuring means 1a. Based on the calculated coordinate data, a picture drawing means 30 brings the original sticking line and the trimming line to picture drawing on a sheet. In this way, a variable magnification of the original, the sticking line of the original, and the trimming range can be outputted simultaneously to a desired position of the original sticking sheet.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an apparatus for creating a document pasting sheet for a scanner, which is used when performing color separation of various documents using a scanner, particularly a layout scanner.

(Technical background) In recent years, along with the color separation of originals using scanners, printed matter 1
Layout scanners that synthesize pages of image data through computer processing are used in the field of printing plate making.

This layout scanner is a scanner connected to a computer with a page editing function, and image data captured by the scanner is fed to the computer, and after processing such as layout, is output to the scanner.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of a general layout scanner, in which 160 is a layout section, 170 is a tab left digitizer, and 180 is a scanner section.
As shown in the figure, the layout unit 160 includes the computer 16
The tablet left digitizer 17 is composed of
0 consists of a cursor 171 and an input surface 172, and input surface 1
In 72, a mount area 173 and a menu area 174 are set. The scanner section 180 is composed of an input drum 181, an output drum 182, a linear encoder 183, a rotary encoder 184, and interfaces 185 and 186, and the interfaces 185 and 186 are connected to the computer 161. Note that the computer 161
is composed of an input computer, a layout computer, and an output computer (all not shown).

In this layout scanner, editing work of image data is performed in the following manner based on various manuscripts, layout specification sheets, and other instructions. First, a document is pasted on the input drum 181 of the scanner unit 180 at an angle specified by the layout designation paper, and the X-direction position data PX is sent from the linear encoder 183 and the Y-direction position data P is sent from the rotary encoder 184.
Along with Y, the image data of the original is taken into the input computer (not shown) of the computer 161 via the ink face 185, and the 0 image data to be stored in the memo 62 is calculated based on the layout designation sheet (not shown). An area slightly larger than the trimming area is imported from the original, and later imported into the layout computer of the computer 161 (
(not shown) for accurate trimming.

The memory 162 in which image data has been written is separated from the input computer and connected to the layout computer. As a result, the image data written in the memory 162 is displayed on the display 164. The operator observes this displayed image and moves the cursor by operating the joystick 165 while referring to the layout sheet to designate the trimming range, the position of the screen cover, etc. Further, the keyboard 166 is used to specify the magnification ratio, plate color, dot %, etc.

Since these data are written to the memory 163, after the writing is completed, the memory 163 is disconnected from the layout computer and connected to an output computer (not shown) of the computer 161. As a result, the data in the memory 163 is taken out via the output computer and interface 183, and the trimmed and laid out image is output onto the film set on the output drum 182 of the scanner section 180.

Also, a joystick 165 and a keyboard 166
The above operations performed using the tablet can also be performed by operating the tab left digitizer 170. That is, the above layout designation paper is set on the mount area 173 of the tab left digitizer 170, and the cursor 171 is operated to select the position data of the picture drawn on the layout designation paper and various menus set in the menu area 74. and enter it.

Here, when capturing the image data of a document from the input drum 181 of the scanner section 180, it is first necessary to paste the document onto the input drum 181 at an angle specified by the layout designation sheet. The pasting of this manuscript is carried out by the operator based on visual estimation. That is, the inclination angle of the figure drawn on the layout designation paper is measured with a protractor, and based on this measurement value, the angle of the document is confirmed using a protractor, etc., and the document is pasted on the scanning drum. Therefore, there has been a problem that not only the work is complicated, but also the original cannot be pasted at an accurate angle.

Next, in layout work using the computer 161, it is necessary to accurately trim the captured image data. This trimming work is performed by displaying an image on the display 164 and operating the joystick 165, so the positioning of the trimming range tends to be inaccurate, which not only requires skill but also requires a long time on the computer 161. This means that expensive layout scanners cannot be used efficiently.
u! There was g.

Therefore, in order to improve the above-mentioned work, a patent application was made in 1973 for a device that uses a magnification measuring machine with an original projection function to measure the magnification and output the original angle gauge.
This invention has been proposed by the present applicant as the invention of No. 9-162108.

However, the device that outputs the angle gauge of the document described above cannot specify the trimming range, and the reality is that the trimming range is a complicated task that is performed by displaying an image on the display 164. It is.

In addition, when importing the image data of a document from the scanner section 1800 Å quadrum 181, a disassembly instruction sheet containing various disassembly conditions is given to the worker. magnification,
It is created by writing measurement data such as angle and various data such as color adjustment on a predetermined paper. The creation of this disassembly instruction sheet is entirely done manually and includes many entries, making the work complicated and causing problems such as entry errors.

(Object of the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and it simultaneously outputs the magnification ratio of the original, the pasting line of the original, and the trimming range at a desired position on the original pasting sheet, and also provides instructions for disassembling the scanner. The purpose is to provide an 'AN' for creating books.

(Summary of the Invention) In order to achieve this object, the present invention provides a magnification measuring means for projecting an original to a specified size and measuring the magnification of the original, and a data tablet for inputting position data of a reference line and a pattern on a specified layout sheet. a magnification measuring device having: a drawing coordinate value calculation means for calculating drawing coordinate values of document pasting lines and trimming lines based on magnification data from said magnification measuring means and position data from said data tablet; and said drawing coordinates. a drawing means for drawing a document pasting line and a trimming line on a sheet based on the drawing coordinate data from the value calculation means; a disassembly data input means for inputting disassembly data when disassembling the document with a scanner; a decomposition condition calculation means for calculating a part of the scanner decomposition conditions based on the position data from the data tablet; and a decomposition condition calculation means for calculating a part of the scanner decomposition conditions based on the data inputted by the decomposition data input means and the decomposition conditions calculated by the decomposition condition calculation means. The present invention provides an apparatus for creating a document pasting sheet for a scanner, which includes a disassembly instruction sheet creation means for creating an instruction sheet.

(Function) In the present invention, the magnification measuring means measures the magnification of the original by placing a designated layout sheet on the data tablet and projecting the original in a designated size onto the designated layout sheet,
When the reference line and pattern position data on the designated layout sheet are input from the data tablet, the drawing coordinate value calculation means calculates the document pasting line based on the magnification data from the magnification measuring means and the position data from the data tablet. Then, drawing coordinate values of the trimming line are calculated, and the drawing means draws the document pasting line and the trimming line on the sheet based on the calculated coordinate data. Further, the disassembly condition 3γ output means calculates a part of the scanner disassembly condition based on the position data from the data tablet, and a disassembly instruction is generated based on the calculated disassembly condition and the data input from the disassembly data input means. The creation means creates a scanner disassembly instruction.

(Example) The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an apparatus showing an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 0, numeral 1 is a magnification measuring device, and magnification measuring means 1a for projecting an original to a specified size and measuring the magnification of the original. and a data tablet 1o for inputting the reference line and pattern position data on the placed layout designation paper. Reference numeral 20 denotes an arithmetic control section, which includes a drawing coordinate value calculation means 20a that calculates drawing coordinate values of the document pasting line and the trimming line based on the magnification data from the magnification measuring means 1a and the position data from the data tablet 10; The disassembly condition calculation means 20b calculates a part of the scanner disassembly conditions based on the position data from the tablet 10. 30 is a drawing means, and a drawing coordinate value calculation means 2
Document pasting lines and trimming lines are drawn on the sheet based on the drawing coordinate data from 0a. 40 is a disassembly instruction writing means, which inputs data from a keyboard 21 serving as a disassembly data input means and a disassembly condition calculating means 20.
A scanner disassembly instruction sheet is created based on the disassembly conditions calculated in step b.

Further, the display 22 is used to display in advance the document pasting lines and trimming lines drawn by the drawing means 30 and to indicate the drawing position thereof, and to display disassembly data inputted from the keyboard 21. Ru. external memory 2
3 is measured by the magnification measuring device 1 and the decomposition condition calculation means 20b
It is used to temporarily store data given to

FIG. 2 is an external view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, and in FIG. 0, the same parts as in FIG. holder, 6 is a lamp house, 7 is an operation control panel, 8 is a magnification display,
These constitute the magnification measuring means 1a shown in FIG. 1. Also, 9 is an angle indicator, 11 is a cursor,
3 is a floppy disk that serves as the external memory in Figure 1;
0 is the xY plotter that serves as the drawing means in Figure 1, and 40 is the first
This is a printer that serves as a means for creating disassembly instructions for the diagrams. In addition,
B is a designated layout sheet, and ■ is a projected image of the original set in the original holder 5.

Here, in the magnification measuring means 1a, the projection lens 4, document holder 5, and lamp house 6 are integrally held on the support 3, and the surface of the layout designated paper B placed on the surface of the workbench 20 is The original placed in the original holder 5 is illuminated by a light source provided in the lamp house 6 through a suitable condenser lens, and the projected image of the image is projected. It is designed to be projected onto the surface of the layout designation sheet B. In addition, the projection lens 4
, the original holder 5, and the lamp house 6 are configured to be movable up and down along the support 3, and are moved up and down by operating a switch on the operation control panel 7, thereby displaying the image of the transparent original within a predetermined range. The projection image I, which has been reduced or enlarged to an arbitrary size, can be formed on the surface of the layout designated paper B. Then, at this time, the distance between the projection lens 4 and the layout designation paper B is taken in by a linear encoder or the like, and the magnification is calculated through arithmetic processing and displayed on the magnification display 8. Therefore, if a transparent original is set in the original holder 5 and its projected image ■ is matched with the figure drawn on the designated layout paper B, the magnification will be automatically displayed on the magnification display 8 and the magnification will be measured. can be terminated. Note that such a magnification measuring means 1a is well known.

Next, the operations of creating a document pasting sheet on which document pasting lines and trimming lines are drawn and creating a disassembly instruction sheet according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 10.

FIG. 3 fat is a flowchart for explaining the control operation for creating a document pasting sheet.

First, wait for the layout designation sheet B (or its copy) to be placed on the data tablet 10 on the workbench 2 (S1), then wait for the output size to be input (S2). The output size corresponds to the size of the original pasting sheet to be created, and can be input by directly inputting the size itself from the keyboard 21, or by inputting preset numbers and symbols, or the target scanner and drum type, etc. This is done by Note that if the size itself is not input, the output size corresponding to the input number etc. is stored in advance in an internal memory (not shown).

Once the output size has been input in this way, the process waits for the document size, magnification data, and position data to be input from the magnification measuring device (S3). conduct.

First, an original such as a color film is set in the original holder 5, and an image l of the original is projected onto the surface of the designated layout sheet B set on the data tablet 10 on the workbench 2.Next, the original t is operated and controlled. After inputting using the numeric keypad or keyboard 21 provided on the panel 7, perform operation t4.
[Operate the magnification adjustment switch provided in 17,
The pattern of the original image I is made to be completely different from the layout designation figure drawn on the layout designation paper B. Note that the positioning at this time is done by shifting the layout designation paper B on the workbench 2. After this, if you operate the magnification display switch on the operation control panel 7, the magnification at that time will be displayed on the magnification display. The magnification data is displayed at 8 and taken into the arithmetic control unit 20. Position data is then input from the data tablet.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of input points on the data tablet 10. In FIG. 19H, which forms a rectangle, and a figure E for designating layout are drawn. The projected image I is projected so as to be identical to the figure E.

First, two points P on the printing plate line H drawn on the layout designation paper B.
Input the position data of I%P2 using the cursor 11. This plate surface line H corresponds to the reference line when pasting the original on the separation drum of the scanner. Next, move the cursor to the position data of the vertices R1, R2, R3, and R4 of the rectangle that forms the projected image I. 11, and further rectangular vertices Q1, Q2, Q3, indicating the trimming range in the projected image I.
Input the position data of Q4 using the cursor 11. These position data can be obtained from the operation switch of the control panel 7 of the operation 1tIII,
Alternatively, by operating the keyboard 21, the information is taken into the arithmetic control section 20.

When the document-1 magnification data and position data are input from the magnification measuring device 1 in this way, it is determined whether or not to store these data (S4), and if the data is to be stored, it is stored in the floppy disk device (55). ), then the drawing coordinate value calculating means 20a performs arithmetic processing based on the magnification data and position data to calculate the drawing coordinate values of the pasting lines and trimming lines of the original (S6), The trimming line is displayed on the display 22 (S7), and the inclination of the pasting line with respect to the reference line, that is, the set angle of the document F, is displayed on the angle display 9 at the same time.
will be displayed.

Next, the CPU waits for the drawing position to be specified (S8), and when instructed, the drawing data such as the action drawing coordinates calculated in Step S6 is output (S9), and this drawing data is sent to the control circuit of the XY profiler 30. As a result, a graphic output operation by the XY plotter 30 is started, and a graphic indicating a document pasting line and a trimming range is drawn at a designated position on a predetermined sheet. Thereafter, it is determined whether or not the magnification measurement of the document has been completed (S10), and if it has not been completed, the process returns to step S3.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing the positional relationship of each point input from the data tablet IO in inputting the position data in step S3, and the drawing coordinate value calculating means 20
The calculation of drawing coordinate values using a will be explained in detail.

Two points P1 and R on the printing plate line H at the X-Y coordinates shown in the figure.
If the coordinates of 2 are PI (a, b) and R2 (c, d), then the inclination θ of the plate plane line H with respect to the coordinate axis X is −b tan θ snow □ ■ −a.

Here, if the origin is PO (w, z) and the new coordinates whose coordinate axes are the plane line H and the line perpendicular to this are X-y, the coordinate conversion formula from the X-Y coordinate to the X-y coordinate is It will look like this:

X=xcosθ+y sinθ+W yWM″−x sinθ+yCogθ+2 From this becomes.

Also, from equation 0, sin θ and cos θ are expressed as For example, 0 is replaced with the coordinate value of
The X-Y coordinate values of point R1 are (XRI, YRI), x
- If the y coordinate value is (xRl, yRl), it becomes d-bl.Similarly, all points R2-R4, Q1 to Q4 are obtained in x-y coordinates.

Next, drawing coordinate values for drawing in the XY block 30 are calculated from these coordinate values.

The magnification obtained in the magnification measurement work is multiplied by m, the coordinate values obtained as a result of the above calculation are (x, y), and the drawing coordinate value is (Dx
, Dy), then it becomes.

Therefore, the drawing coordinate values drawn in the XY block 30 can be obtained from ■, ■, and ■2.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the state of the figures displayed on the display 22. As shown in FIG. is displayed, and the outline 51 of the document and the trimming line 5 are displayed at a predetermined position PO inside the outer frame 50.
A figure A composed of 2 is displayed, the original NIFN input in step S4 is displayed near the figure A, and the sheet size St input in step S2 is displayed near the lower right outside of the outer frame 50. has been done. The contour line 51 is displayed based on the document pasting line drawing coordinate value calculated in step S6, and the trimming line 52 is displayed based on the trimming line drawing coordinate value calculated in step S6. Figure A displayed on this display 22
can be moved arbitrarily within the outer frame 50 by operating a cursor movement key (not shown) provided on the keyboard 21. Note that the predetermined MPO is not limited to the lower right corner as shown in the figure, but can be set arbitrarily. Therefore, by operating the keyboard 21 to move the figure A displayed on the display 22 to a desired position, step S
8, the drawing position is instructed. The movement of this figure A is
For example, this is done by moving the figure A to the position P1 indicated by the broken line in FIG.

Further, in the drawing position instruction in step 8, the outline line, trimming line, etc. of the document whose magnification etc. have been measured up to the previous operation are displayed on the display 22. Therefore, in step S8, place! The figure displayed on the PO may be moved to a desired position by referring to these display figures in which output position data has already been input.

FIG. 8 (fat, mountain) is an explanatory diagram showing an example of drawing original pasting lines and trimming lines on various sheets using the XY plotter 30.

FIG. 8 (al is an example drawn on a transparent sheet 100).

In the figure, a reference line 101 corresponding to the printing plate line H is drawn at one end of the transparent sheet 100, and furthermore, the original 1iooN,
A magnification value of 100 m is drawn. i3 light sheet 100
A rectangular original pasting line 102 is drawn in the center of the document pasting line 102, and a rectangular trimming line 103 indicating a trimming range is drawn inside the original pasting line 102.

Figure 8 (mountain) is an example of drawing on an opaque sheet 200, such as Mizuki. In this case, a reference line 201, a document frame 20ON, and a rectangular original pasting line 202 with a magnification value of 200-1 are drawn in the same way as the transparent sheet 100, but the trimming line 203 is drawn on each side of the rectangle to the original pasting line 202. It is drawn in an extended form to the outside of the . This means that the opaque sheet 200 is pasted with originals *2
This is because the document is set in the cutout portion after being cut and cut out along the line 02.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of drawing original pasting lines and trimming lines on an opaque sheet for multiple originals.
As shown in the figure, a reference line 301 is drawn at one end of the sheet, and each document is pasted [302] and trimmed [303].
is drawn at the desired position, and the original is drawn near these original pasting lines and trimming lines! 'h30ON and magnification value 30
0m is drawn.

FIGS. 3 to 3) are flowcharts for explaining the control operation for creating a disassembly instruction sheet.

First, wait for a manuscript to be input (521), and when it is input, read out the magnification data and position data of the corresponding manuscript from the floppy disk 23 (S22).
Next, the disassembly condition calculation means 20b calculates a part of the disassembly conditions of the scanner, such as angle and finished dimension (323).
Here, the angle is the inclination θ of the printing plate line H with respect to the coordinate axis X shown in FIG. 6, and the finished dimension is the rectangle QIQ2 shown in FIG.
Since the dimensions are Q3Q4, it can be easily calculated from the position data input from the data tablet 10. After this,
It is determined whether or not to input additional decomposition conditions (524), and if input, it waits for additional data to be input (3
25) Here, the additional data includes the job name, document size/type, indicated value (HCP, )-n, range, etc., but since these are general conditions when disassembling the scanner, we will not explain the details. Further explanation will be omitted. Then, when the additional data is input, the scanner decomposition data is output (82
6) A disassembly instruction sheet is created by the printer 40. Next, it is determined whether w1 should be continued or not (527). If the process is to be continued, the process returns to step 521; if not, the process is terminated.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a disassembly instruction sheet created by the printer 40.
0, predetermined items are written in a predetermined format, and various decomposition conditions can be entered. The data calculated by the decomposition condition calculation means 20b is written in the measured value entry area 400b, and additional data is entered in the entry area 400a for job name, manuscript, etc., and the instruction value entry area 400c.

When creating the disassembly instruction sheet 400, a sheet of paper with each item and ruled line printed in advance may be used, and only the data may be entered using the printer 40;
A predetermined format as shown in the figure may be stored in the internal memory of the arithmetic and control unit 20, and the stored formant and data may be output together from the printer 40.

In the above-mentioned example, a part of the magnification data, position data, etc. was stored in the floppy disk 23, and then the stored data was read out to create a disassembly instruction sheet. , may be performed at the time of inputting the position data and in conjunction with the creation of the original pasting sheet.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining the control operation when a document pasting sheet and a disassembly instruction sheet are created at the same time, and this control operation will be explained below based on the figure.

First, wait for the layout designation paper B (or its copy) to be set on the data tablet IO on the workbench 2 (531), and once it is set, wait for the output size to be input (532). Figure (Step S2 of al.
When the output size is input in the same way as , the magnification measurement at
Waits for input of document size, magnification data, and position data (333). Then, when the input from the magnification measuring device 1 is performed in the same way as in step S3 in FIG. 3, the drawing coordinate value calculation means 20a performs arithmetic processing based on the magnification data and position data to calculate drawing coordinate values of pasting lines and trimming lines on the original (534).
, the pasting lines and trimming lines of this original are displayed on the display 22 (S35).Then, the process waits for the drawing position to be specified (836), and when the drawing position is specified, the process proceeds to step S.
The drawing data such as the drawing coordinate values calculated in step 34 is output (S37).

The processing from steps 334 to 37 is similar to the processing from steps 36 to 9 in FIG. 3 (al).

After this, it is determined whether or not to create a disassembly instruction sheet (53
B) When creating, the scanner decomposition conditions are calculated (
S39) Then, it is determined whether or not to make additional input (
S40), if input, waits for input of additional data 541); and when additional data is input, outputs scanner decomposition data (S42).

In addition, if no additional input is made in step 540, the scanner decomposition data in step S42 is outputted, and the processing from steps 339 to 42 is the third opening).
Processes 3 to 26 are performed in the same manner.

Next, it is determined whether or not the measurement is completed (S43). If the measurement is not completed, the process returns to step S33, and the process of the following steps is performed for the next document.

In this way, the device of the present invention creates a document pasting sheet and a disassembly instruction sheet, but the created document pasting sheet and disassembly instruction sheet are not used only for the layout scanner, but are connected to the combiator. It goes without saying that the present invention can be used in ordinary scanners that are not equipped with a standard scanner to improve their operational efficiency.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, in the present invention, when measuring the magnification of the original, by inputting the position data of the layout designated paper B and the projected image of the original on the data tablet IO, the original pasting line and the trimming range can be It is possible to obtain a sheet with trimming lines drawn at the same time, which greatly improves the efficiency of pasting documents onto the input drum of the scanner, and eliminates the need for complicated settings of trimming ranges on the display. The cropping range can be set accurately, image layout work can be done efficiently with the layout scanner, and data tablet 1
A part of the scanner disassembly conditions is calculated based on the position data from 0, and the scanner disassembly manual is created based on the calculated disassembly conditions and additional data input from the disassembly data input means, so it is accurate. This has the effect of being able to efficiently and efficiently create a disassembly instruction manual.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an apparatus showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an external view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. Figure 3 (bl is a flowchart for explaining the control operation for creating a disassembly instruction sheet, Figure 4 is a flowchart for explaining the control operation for creating a manuscript pasting sheet and a disassembly instruction sheet at the same time, The figure shows data tablet 1
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the positional relationship of each input point shown in FIG. Explanatory diagram showing the state of the figure, Figure 8 Tal, (bl is the third
figure! An explanatory diagram showing an example of drawing the original pasting lines and trimming lines output in step S9 of al. on various sheets;
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of drawing manuscript pasting lines and trimming lines on an opaque sheet for multiple manuscripts.
FIG. 0 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a disassembly instruction sheet created by the printer 40, and FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of a general layout scanner. 1.--.Magnification measuring machine 1a.--.Magnification measuring means 2.--.-Working table 3.--.Strut 4-.
...~Projection lens 5--------Original holder 6
−・・・・・Lamp house 7・・～・Operation t4
Control panel 8 --- Magnification display 9 --- Angle display 10 --- Data tablet 11 ---
...Cursor 20--Arithmetic control unit 20a--Drawing coordinate value calculation means 20b--
...Decomposition condition calculation means 21--Keyboard
22 --- Display 23 --- External memory, floppy disk 30 --- Drawing means, XY plotter 40 --- Disassembly instruction sheet creation means,
Printer B ----- Specified layout sheet Projected image of curved manuscript Patent applicant Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. Agent Patent attorney Atsushi Konishi Figure 1 1151! 1 Figure 6 Figure 7 I Figure 9 Figure 10

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A magnification measuring device having a magnification measuring means for projecting the original to a specified size and measuring the magnification of the original, and a data tablet for inputting position data of a reference line and a pattern on a designated layout sheet; a drawing coordinate value calculating means for calculating drawing coordinate values of document pasting lines and trimming lines based on magnification data from the magnification measuring means and position data from the data tablet; and drawing coordinate data from the drawing coordinate value calculating means. a drawing means for drawing document pasting lines and trimming lines on the sheet based on the data; a disassembly data input means for inputting disassembly data when disassembling the document with a scanner; a disassembly condition calculation means for calculating a part of scanner disassembly conditions based on the disassembly conditions; and a disassembly instruction sheet for creating a scanner disassembly instruction based on the data input by the disassembly data input means and the disassembly conditions calculated by the disassembly condition calculation means. 1. A device for creating a document pasting sheet for a scanner, comprising a creating means.