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I have no idea what the difference between a full-face interface and a touch screen, except perhaps the size of the window. I guess you can see the whole ballot in a full-face interface? But in any case it's evidently NOT the balloting that's the problem, it's the back end. Sequoia provides its own back end tallying and reporting system written for SQL Server (WinEDS); evidently you don't use that code, you use your own in-house iSeries code. One more reason to use the iSeries! Joe > From: Wayne McAlpine > > We have been using the AS/400 since 1992 as the backbone of Louisiana's > election system. All of the code was written in-house and interfaces > seamlessly with the Sequoia system. Sequoia uses a full-face voting > machine, not a touch screen like most of the others.
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