SAN JOSE, Calif. - (08/12/05) -- Technology CU said it has donated$1,000 to the Vanished Children's Alliance for the purchase ofspecial software that allows VCA's missing child database andprintable missing child posters to be accessed online by lawenforcement agencies and the public. The Lasso Professional Serverprovides users with the ability to search and filter throughspecific case information, and allows VCA's Casework Department todisplay up-to-date information available on their website. Throughthe use of this software, VCA expects to disseminate more posters,thereby generating more leads to assist law enforcement in locatingthese children.
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