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Share Your Vision with the World

Windows Based Imaging System
For Science and Industry

Image Management     Database&Reporting    Videoconferencing

Simple cabinet/folder/thumbnail storage system.
Title each cabinet and folder to easily sort your images..
Thumbnails help you identify your images.
"Quick Save" image in seconds.
Store images with or without user definable JPEG compression.
Save images to optical. removable or network drives.
Powerful ODBC database allows you to access images fast.

PRINTING

Analog Video Printers.
Digital Printers.
Print to LaserJet's, inkjets, dye-sublimation.
Create Reports.

EDITING

Attach notepads and voice messages to each image.
Overlay video text, arrows, boxes, eclipses and lines on each image.
Adjust brightness, contrast, sharpness and sizes of each image.
Crop and combine regions of interest.
Resize and paste images together.
Draw on images to highlight areas.

VIEWING

Live image can be viewed side-by-side with archived images on a single monitor.
View an image side-by-side with it's database information, voice messages and notepads.
View multiple images at one time.
Multiple zoom levels.
Full screen view. Perfect for video printers.
User definable slideshow with effects and voice messages.
Perfect for presentations.

Options

REAL-TIME TRANSMISSION

Transmit 24 bit high resolution images in seconds over ISDN phone lines.
View the person at the remote site via a video conferencing camera.
Share your microscopic images in "real time" with the remote site.
Share boxes, ellipses and arrows to review images together.
Create video conferencing folders to view the same images together.
Communicate with the other user, no extra phones are necessary.
Easy to use interlace and phonebook.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Point to point still image transmission anywhere in the world in seconds.

Automatic image reception so images can be sent unattended or at night.

Share your images with anyone on your network.

Point to point X, Y and area measurement.

Sample Image showing measurement Feature.
View only software for networks.
Inexpensive receive-only stations.
Use any wave form multimedia device to record and play voice mail.

INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE

Create user-definable test and tutorials with your own images.
Multimedia voice messages and notepads can be attached to each page.
Different question types include Multiple Choice, Fill-in-the-Blank, Yes/No, Text Multiple Choice, and Hot Area.
Keep track of each user's score.
Attach full motion avi files to a page.

System Requirements and Upgrades

BASE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

486 or higher IBM compatible.

8 MB RAM, 16 recommended.
DOS 5.0 or higher.
Windows 3.lx or Windows 95.
Mouse & SVGA Monitor.
Minimum 10 MB hard disk space (additional space required to save images).

REAL-TIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Pentium or higher IBM compatible.
24 MB RAM, 32 recommended.
DOS 5.0 or higher.
Windows 3.lx or Windows 95.
Mouse and SVGA Monitor.
Minimum 35 MB hard disk space (additional space required to save images).

UPGRADES & DOCUMENTATION

Regular upgrades and technical support for one year. Multiple year upgrade and support plan available.
Full on-line help.
Step-by-step User's guide has many screen captures and will have you saving images in no time.

Basic PAX-it Design

Graphical Filing System: PAX-it lets you organize your images in simple, yet powerful way using cabinets and folders. You can title each cabinet and folder. Click on one of the cabinet drawers and it opens, displaying 30 folders. Click on a folder and it displays a 'visual directory', or thumbnails of your images in that folder. Up to 999 images can be stored into each folder, giving you virtually unlimited image archival!

I forgot Which Folder my Image is in...: Yes, it is possible that you might not be able to remember where each image is saved. Because of this, the PAX-it graphical filing system really was designed as a user friendly 'front end' for a very powerful relational database. Each image can be stored with user-definable descriptors. These descriptors are actually search fields to help you sort, search and query PAX-it for specific images.

PAX-it has Toolbars; Toolbars have Buttons: PAX-it uses toolbars as a method of providing easily accessed and commonly used functions. If you are not sure what any button does, just hold your mouse cursor over the button. A function description will appear in a yellow box, also known as a 'tool tip'. The PAX-it toolbars can be turned on or off using the VIEW MENU.

Bringing Images into PAX-it: Images can of course be imported into PAX-it using any standard image format. Images can also be acquired using TWAIN devices, such as scanners or digital cameras. But the most common way of bringing images into PAX-it is via a video camera, typically mounted on a microscope or macro stand. The camera is plugged into the PAX-it capture board. In order to see the live image on the computer monitor, you must 'Go Live'. ( You may Go Live by clicking on the microscope button on the toolbar titled 'Capture'.) The user then 'freezes' the image, at which time it can be saved into any of your PAX-it folders.

Creating Reports with PAX-it: Perhaps on of the most common uses for PAX-it is the creation of reports which contain images. PAX-it 2.0 contains a very nice interface for creating such reports. Multiple images can be selected, and then with a single click these images can be integrated into a custom lab report or failure analysis report. This report generation feature uses Microsoft Word, thus providing unlimited options for report design and layout. This enables the common layout approach and sharing factor of the report, within your company.

Go here for a Quote on Pax-it! from Mr. Image

10706 W. Grand Ave., Franklin Park Illinois 60131
(847) 455-0450 FAX: (847) 455-6044
Email:sales@mis-hq.com

Many thanks to 'Harpo' for this creation - Email:harpo@mrimage.net
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Last modified: December 31, 1997

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