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keypunch
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keypunch

To punch holes in a punch card. Although punch cards are obsolete, some people still say "keys are punched" on a keyboard.



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For example, he explains, for years Motorola's nonexempt employees filled out time cards, which had to be keypunched into the accounting system's payroll system.
Motorola's financial closings: 12 "nonevents" a year by Zarowin, Stanley / Journal of Accountancy
The raw data from each questionnaire were keypunched according to the specified column format onto the personal computer using the Statistical Package for Social Science for Personal Computers (SPSSpc) Data Entry Program.
The impact of the Gulf Crisis on Jordan's economic infra-structure: a ... by Williams-Ahmed, Mary A. / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)
For the past 15 years, the returns were prepared on input forms, keypunched by in-house computer operators, and transmitted via modem to the area processing center.
Successfully converting to in-house tax processing by Burke, Anne A / The Tax Adviser
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