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June 1994 / What's New / Put Your Data on CD

Alchemy ($995) from IMR (Englewood, CO) enables you to work alone or in a workgroup to collect text and image files in their native formats for transfer to a CD. You can organize the files into folders, index each file by full text or keywords, and then copy the indexed files to a CD by using any industry-standard CD recorder. Any user who has a CD-ROM drive can search by full text or Query-by-Example to find any file in less than 3 seconds, according to the company. You can view a file without launching the application and then print the file or copy it to a local directory.

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