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Quillix Document and Data Capture Version 2.0

Overview The benefits of distributed document and data capture are obvious, the main one being the elimination of shipping costs. To realize those benefits to the fullest extent, true distributed capture must work where most ill prepared applications fear to tread: the Internet. Served through a remote user's Internet Explorer Web browser, the Quillix Web thin-client scanning and indexing application provides a browser-friendly HTML user interface and back and forth integration with the Quillix Server.

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Publisher	Prevalent Software	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	44
Format	White Papers
Topics	Thin Clients, Document Management, Application Servers

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