The Household Inventory Insurance and Cataloging FastTrack SoftwareTM

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INSURANCE CATALOGING AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR HOMEOWNERS AND RENTERS

For Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP, NT, VISTA

Photo Data Entry Form

The Photo Data Entry Page with new imaging access allows you to Click into the Empty Photograph Window and locate your image to load in to the software. It also allows for scanning an image in, zooming in and out of your image as well as rotating the image.

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