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keypunch
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key·punch  (kpnch)
n.
A keyboard machine that is used to punch holes in cards or tapes for data-processing systems.
intr. & tr.v. key·punched, key·punch·ing, key·punch·es
To process on or use such a keyboard machine.

keypuncher n.


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Also, such organizations as GuideStar, state charity offices, NCCS, and the IRS will be able to stop keypunching information and focus their resources on using the data, especially the improved organizational finance and performance information.
When used with the RxScan pharmacy information system, the RxScan 3800LR NDC bar code scanner scans bar codes on manufacturers' labels and automatically inserts the National Drug Codes for those medications into the pharmacist's prescription-filling system, eliminating keypunching errors and saving time.
By automating labor recording and validation throughout the Aircraft Division, L/ANS will ultimately eliminate the necessity of handling 15,00 timecards and keypunching over 77,000 records per week.
 
 
 
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