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June 22 2010 12:00 AM

DocuLex Provides Replacement Solution for Discontinued eCabinet


DocuLex, creator of document and content management software, announces Archive Studio as a convenient replacement solution for the discontinued eCabinet. Additionally, DocuLex is providing conversion services to migrate eCabinet-stored files to Archive Studio, preserving documents and content.

About DocuLex
Incorporated in 1996, Winter Haven, Florida-based DocuLex creates non-proprietary enterprise content management software. Through an extensive worldwide reseller channel, the company offers network-enabled document capture and image processing software, along with browser-based document and content management programs for collaboration, email archiving and compliance, knowledge management, data mining, workflow and records retention, offered as Archive Studio. See www.doculex.com for program information and demonstrations.

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