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Print "Intelligent" OMR Scannable Forms

10/01/95

With Bubble Publishing Form Shop for Windows, users can not only design and print their own OMR scannable forms on a laser printer, but also add vital processing information to the form. Version 2.0 lets one "preslug" information (even binary lithocodes) and merge text into any of the grids on the form on the first pass of printing. This eliminates the problems of overprinting and "trial and error" alignment. New flexibility features include two-sided forms capability (timing marks on either left or right side), multiple forms (more than one page) and support for legal-size paper. Scanning Dynamics, Minneapolis, MN, (800) 493-9590. W

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