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Distinctive Systems

June 1, 2003
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Distinctive Systems, developer of the Windowsbased Coach Manager (CM) Charter Booking System and the CM Passenger Booking System, provides VMS, a Windows-based vehicle maintenance system specially designed for bus and motorcoach operators.

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