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IRIS Business Card Reader II (Macintosh Edition)
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Iris
EAN: 0765010422128
Item Dimensions: 445.9
Label: IRIS
Manufacturer: IRIS
Model: II
MPN: AAAH0144
Platform: Macintosh
Publisher: IRIS
Release Date: August 22, 2002
Studio: IRIS
Features:- Converts business cards into database records
- Recognizes data types and assigns them to specific database fields
- Exports to any address database
- Sends contacts directly to your contact management software
- For Mac OS 9.x or OS X
Editorial Review:
IRIS Business Card Reader is an easy way to input your contacts into your computer. Simply slide a business card into your scanner and in seconds the information is automatically transferred to your contact management database. IRIS Business Card Reader will help you keep your contact database up-to-date and it relieves you of the tedious task of having to type card information into your computer.
Powered by the intelligent text recognition software from IRIS, Business Card Reader will accurately recognize and correctly place the information on any business card in the appropriate database fields. The software knows the difference between the first and last name, a city and its state, and a telephone and fax number. IRIS Business Card Reader supports all American and most European business card layouts and recognizes up to 24 languages.
The IRIS Business Card Reader II is the perfect tool to scan and automatically encode your business cards into your favorite contact manager. It's very easy, fast and accurate! You'll never retype a business card again! Select the country of your business card. Drop the card into the scanner: it is automatically scanned, recognized and encoded!
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