Doc-X WebServ runs under Microsoft Internet Information Server. Plus or Doc-X 2000 and the Internet. Net or intranet users can query the document database and view or print items through their Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator browsers. Re Recognition Technology GmbH of Allensbach, Germany, will introduce Kadmos 3.4. Earlier Kadmos software has about 40,000 installed licenses worldwide for PC recognition of machine and hand printing.
Several countries use it for census-taking.
The new version recognizes additional characters. Top Down Systems Corp. of Rockville, Md., will show Client Letter, which automatically merges data from Open Database Connectivity-compliant databases into preapproved document text. Knowledge-based assembly rules determine the appropriate text and components, or the user can select them. Client Letter sends the documents over the Internet to a fax server or to immediate or batch printing. Top Down Systems prices the software on General Services Administration Information Technology Schedule according to number of modules and users.