Where are my images stored?
- PM&I
avoids propriatry formats when ever posible. Our software is designed
to store images as CCITT Group 4 compressed TIFF images, the defacto
standard for document imaging.
- Tiff
files can be opened in most image editors, including Kodak Imaging
for Windows. (Included with Windows™ 95,98,ME, NT 4.0, and
2000)
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Where is my indexing information stored?
- The
indexing is what allows you to search your images. Precision stores
your indexing information in a Microsoft Access 97™ database.
Your indexing can be viewed outside of our software with any version
of Microsoft Access™ including 97,2000, XP, and 2003.
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DataBridge2 have any special requirements?
Hardware Minimum Requirements:
- 400
MHz Intel P2 or AMD K-62 processor
- 64
MB of ram (128MB recommended)
- 25MB
of free hard drive space (add 8MB per disk added to the system)
- Network
Interface Card (NIC, any brand)
- A
video card capable of 800 x 600 & 256 colors (16-bit color recommended)
Software
Requirements:
- DataBridge2
requires Microsoft Windows NT4 (SP6a), 2000 or XP
- MDAC
2.5 or better (included on disk)
- DAO
2.5 / 3.0 compatibility library (included on disk)
- Internet
Explorer 5.0 or better
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do I add DataBridge2 to more workstations?
Take your install disk, and install on the new workstation as normal.
When you start the software for the first time, you will be prompted
for a registration code. Give us a call and we'll get you a new
registration code and add the new machine to your annual maintenance
contract.
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| Licensing
/ Maintenance information
Each installation of DataBridge includes a one-year service contract.
This includes upgrades and tech support for one year after the date
of purchase. This contract must be renewed annually to continue
use of our software. This is due to licensing PMI must pay on an
annual basis to our tool kit providers.
The
software will not function after the service contract has expired.
For more information on our licensing polices, click
here.
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