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With over 29 years of experience in both hardware and software, J. H. Ward - Software and Services provides quality solutions in the following and other areas:
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assembler, C /MFC, Visual Basic, Foxpro / dBase and other languages.
- Hardware installation, setup and repair.
Programming and hardware services can be performed on site within a 40 mile radius of our location in Lowell, MA
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