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Sep 07, 2006

ImageX Document Solutions introduces digital imaging serviceMortgagePress.comDigital imaging services, ImageX ImageX Document Solutions Inc. has introduced a service that converts closing documents into digital images that are then recorded onto password-protected and encrypted CDs. ImageX then offers the option of distributing individual CDs for each closing document or a master CD containing all closing documents directly to the mortgage professional's client or the mortgage professional's office. In addition, advertising material, such as the mortgage professional's contact information and the contact information of business partners, may be included on each CD in order to generate referrals. Long Beach, Calif.-based ImageX Document Solutions Inc. is a document-scanning company specializing in financial, legal, medical and other professional industries. For more information, call (562) 961-7000 or visit www.imagexds.com.
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