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Data entry is the process of translating the source data or document into a computer-readable format.

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A combination box should be used in those cases where the data item has a large number of predefined values and screen space availability prohibits the use of a list box.

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A spin box is a screen-based control that consists of a single-line text box followed immediately by two small buttons

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The most common example of data entry is the keyboard

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Existence checks determine whether all required fields on the input have actually been entered.

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Optical character recognition (OCR) requires the user or customer to carefully handwrite input data on a business form.

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Electromagnetic transmission technology is based on the use of radio technology to identify physical objects, so as to track the objects that are out of sight and on the move

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One of the general design principles for input design is to capture variable and constant data.

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A check list box is an advanced input control that is useful for combining several check boxes in situations where several boxes may be applicable.

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Using codes for appropriate attributes is one of the general principles for input design.

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