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Cobalt2020: Added link for more info.

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Added link for more info.

Uwe Hermann at 18:33, 30 March 2006

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Uwe Hermann at 18:29, 30 March 2006

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Uwe Hermann at 17:55, 30 March 2006

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Uwe Hermann at 17:51, 30 March 2006

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Uwe Hermann at 01:40, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T01:40:10Z

Simsong at 15:11, 17 November 2005

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AFIS is Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems. These are the systems that report if two fingerprints are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.

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	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.
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		+	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_Fingerprint_Identification_System AFIS explained on wikipedia]

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−	The '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification ~~Systems~~''' ('''AFIS''') is a ~~systems~~ that reports if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.	+	The '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification System''' ('''AFIS''') is a system that reports if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.

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−	The '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems''' ('''AFIS''')~~. These are the~~ systems that ~~report~~ if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.	+	The '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems''' ('''AFIS''') is a systems that reports if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.

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−	'''~~AFIS~~''' is '''~~Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems~~'''. These are the systems that report if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.	+	The '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems''' ('''AFIS'''). These are the systems that report if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.

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−	'''AFIS''' is Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems. These are the systems that report if two ~~fingerprints~~ are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.	+	'''AFIS''' is '''Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems'''. These are the systems that report if two [[fingerprint]]s are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.

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−	AFIS is Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems. These are the systems that report if two fingerprints are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.	+	'''AFIS''' is Automatic Fingerprint Identification Systems. These are the systems that report if two fingerprints are a likely match (that is, made by the same finger) or not a likely match.

	AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.		AFIS is not a digital forensics technique, but it is a forensic technique that uses digital computers.