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OMR survey

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From: CHEN JIANBIN
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 00:00
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Optical mark recognition survey through fax or scanner

Optical mark recognition (OMR) survey uses modern artificial 
intelligence and image recognition technologies to process 
survey forms. It is an economy and accurate way of doing survey. 
The costs of OMR survey are just a fraction of regular surveys. 

OMR survey works in this way: first, surveys design a set of 
forms using word processing software with check boxes for 
people to select. A set of survey forms looks like a lottery 
form but with many questions. Then these forms are sent out 
by fax or by mail. Afterwards, people can either fax back 
these forms or just mail them back. If the forms are faxed 
back, a OMR fax survey system will automatically processes 
the form and store survey results in databases. If forms are 
mailed back, they can be scanned into computer and processed 
by a OMR fax survey system.

We, a bunch of Ph.D. and Ph.D. to be, offer an integrated OMR 
fax survey system. Unlike any other OMR survey systems, we make 
turn-key systems with accuracy and reliability. 

A OMR fax survey system can be integrated with databases for 
survey or for telemarketing through fax lines. 

Image that you design a survey, and the survey is faxed out 
with a fax number database automatically. Days later, you come 
back and find databases filled with survey data.

If you are interested in a OMR fax survey system, please email:

jc7307@cnsunix.albany.edu
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From: jc7307@csc.albany.edu (CHEN JIANBIN)
Subject: OMR survey
Date: 1997/04/27
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