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New Releases - Data Collection Software for OMR Readers

  • 10/01/99

Principia Products, Inc., has announced their new software product, Remark Classic OMR, which enables OMR (optical mark recognition) readers to transfer data from complete forms into a usable electronic format.

Remark Classic OMR collects the raw data from surveys, tests and other forms so a user can analyze the results with a statistics, spreadsheet or database software package on a PC. It features a combination of functions such as survey tabulation, test grading and flexible output. It exports data to industry-standard formats and is compatible with a variety of scanners and pre-printed forms from manufacturers including Scanning Systems, NCS, Scantron and Apperson. Principia Products, Inc., Paoli, PA, (800) 858-0860, www.principia.products.com.

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