• CatalogVX 2007 5.0

• Author Company: Chronicles Systems, Inc.

• catalog software for print, cd, and web quick products catalog builder

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• Price: $ 59.95
• File Size: 126.95 M   Requirements: 50 Meg HG
• Update Time: 3/25/2007 2:00:45 AM   Release Date: Thursday, March 01, 2007
• Language: English
• OS: Win98/WinMe/WinNT 4.x/Windows2000/WindowsXP
• License: Demo  Limitations: 14 Uses
• Support Phone: (516) 992-2553
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This catalog software gives you the ability to create electronic catalogs CD, Web, or Print page. The software is designed to important pictures; all you will need to do is enter the prices, descriptions, and other information for each item that will be added to your CD catalog. The product creates and auto-launch CD that can be distributed to your buyers as a marketing tool.

This innovative solution has the added benefit of allowing you to create CD archives of any computerized files for future reference. All files within computer or network can be categorized using the Personal Archive Creator (tm) (PAC). Each file within the PAC can be equip with an optional description and keyword for easy referencing and quick search. An Image/Backup copy of the PAC file list can be burn onto a CD-ROM. The CD-ROM will than contain the a viewer specifically to view the PAC file list. This CD-ROM is referred to as the Client's CD.

In addition, the Client's CD can contain promotions and references to your business. The promotions can will take the forms of multimedia presentations (Video and/or audio), a full screen company logo, your contact information, business cards, and link to your companies web site. The Client's CD can than becomes a valuable marketing and advertising tool.


Once the CD is created, your client will simply insert the CD into his/her computer. Then the Personal Archive Viewer (tm) (PAV) will launch and display archived documents contained on the CD. Your clients will also have the option of viewing your customized multimedia presentation contained on the CD or browsing your web site directly from the Personal Archive Viewer (PAV).