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MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) refers to the special printing found at the bottom of a check containing checking account number and bank routing number information. The printing of this MICR line on a check using special MICR ink or toner is currently still in wide use. A MICR scanner magnetizes the characters prior to reading them magnetically. These scanners have proven to be highly accurate in their ability to read the MICR line on a check with a very low error rate.
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Business Intelligence or "BI" software is a set of tools that allow decision-makers in a company to more easily make sense of data, thereby enabling them to more efficiently manage their business and to improve company profitability. It is a form of decision-support reporting, but it has characteristics that distinguish it from more typical reporting. One such characteristic may be the sheer volume of data that drives the reports. Business Intelligence is often associated with “Data Warehousing” or “Big Data”.
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Document Cloud is a cloud-storage service for your Adobe PDF documents, enabling you to access your documents from any device. Used together with Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Sign you can review a report on your phone. Edit a proposal on your tablet. Add comments to a presentation in your browser. Enable all-digital signature workflows. Create, route, and get agreements legally signed. Send legally binding PDF documents that recipients can sign from anywhere - in a browser or on a mobile device.
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Please see Adobe Document Cloud.
Please see Adobe Document Cloud.
Peachtree Accounting is now known as Sage 50 accounting. Peachtree software has been around quite a while. It was first published in the late 1970’s. The software was acquired by the Sage Group in 1998. In 2012, Sage rebranded a number of their products and Peachtree Accounting became Sage 50. Just as there were several flavors of “Sage Peachtree” accounting prior to the rebranding, there are several flavors of “Sage 50” available today. Sage 50 includes features such as accounts receivable, accounts payable, invoicing, bill payment, inventory management, fixed assets management, job/project management, and more.
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What is the difference between Shareware and Freeware? Shareware is software that is distributed freely, but usually with some kind of limitation, or with the request of a donation to be made. The software developer does not intend to “give away” a fully-functioning unlimited-use version of the software. If the software is a fully-functioning version, the developer may be relying on your making a donation so that he can continue development of the product.
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