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Program Reads Data From Various Forms

  • 10/01/95
Recognita Form 2.0 reads data from forms by OCR, ICR, OMR and barcode technology and transfers it directly into user databases. The versatile program handles a spectrum of structured documents&emdash;registration forms, questionnaires, order forms, medical reports, etc. Recognition can be multi-lingual, from typewritten or dot-matrix text and handwritten numerals. An add-on module recognizes handwritten upper and lowercase letters. High-volume throughput is featured. Recognita Corp., Sunnyvale, CA, (800) 255-4627. D

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