McGrath Information Solution 1.2

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We created a standard for the multimedia content, and even went one step further, the standard will contain information on any type of object (Audio, Video, DVD, Word processor, Comic book.) on any media and on any operating system. What we offer is the external text based metadata file called the: McGrath Information Solution (MIS) specification. We have MIS Info Video (free) to show the potential of the specification. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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