Designing OMR Forms

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From: Dennis Wenthen
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1999 00:00

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Hello all,
I am shopping for software to create OMR form.  Presently I have a NCS
Opscan 5 with a  dual side pencil read head.  I am purchacing an Opscan
7 with an ink/pencil read head this summer.  I'd like to be able to
create forms in small quantities (c.1000) for clienst here at Syracuse
University.

I have looked at NCS's Design Pro and an OMR font from Hill Systems.
They seem to be at the opposit ends of the spectrum in terms of ease of
ues and flexibility.  Design Pro is fast, but not extremly flexible.
Installing an OMR font then usein Page Maker or Word is very flexible,
but slow.  I am also worried about the drop out colers being printed out

accurately by my HP laserjet.

If anyone has experienc in thei area or advice to give I'd be delighted
to hear is.  Please eMail me at DWenthen@syr.edu.

Thanks,
Dennis Wenthen

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