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News of the Past for Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP, NT, Vista
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News of the Past Professional $199.95 
 With its great range of options and flexibility, News of the Past Professional is perfect for the power user who wants to get the most out of the program. It has many features beyond those of CardWare and The Date You Were Born, including desktop publishing capabilities, email, graphing, 18 content databases, Excel file importing and exporting, mailing label printing, 27 colorful greeting template and 9 card insert templates, database editing for tailoring content, and a built-in address book for storing names and birth dates
Best of all, you can keep the content fresh and create generation after generation of new greetings by turning back the hands of time with the Birthday Milestone feature. This allows you to print a unique greeting for the milestones in everyone’s life--when we celebrated our 5th birthday, 13th birthday, 18th birthday, 21st birthday, and so on, you can keep using the software for years to come. And new to this Birthday Post version of News of the Past is five colorful, eye-pleasing print templates for 8.5-by-11-inch sheets—no special paper required to make your greetings look great, and News of the Past Professonal prints What Happened on the Day You Were Born content inside store purchased greeting cards directly or on card inserts
Plain Paper Samples
Colorful Greeting Forms Samples
Not only is this program packed with the features you’ll want in a birthday greeting program--desktop publishing, name storage, message tools, it’s an easy-to-use program. You'll simply type a name and birth date, and click print, to make keepsakes--colorful and beautiful. News of the Past is a sophisticated and in-depth--yet easy-to-use program for birthday and anniversary greetings.
News of the Past greetings offer a refreshing change from standard birthday cards, they cost as little as two cents each when printed on plain paper, and take only seconds of your time using your computer. People at home and in the office will want to share the fascinating events that occurred on their birthdays.
Program Features
News of the Past combines a fact-filled, powerful database dating back to 1880 with graphic capabilities. Just enter the date and your computer will print 8.5" x 11" greetings using preprinted graphic paper, or you can create your own print templates using built-in desktop publishing tools. News of the Past Professional includes all of the features listed in program features.
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In seconds you'll be printing impressive, birthday certificates including information from these fact filled databases.
- Academy Awards history
- Birthstone and birth sign information
- Cost of living then verses now comparison
- News events of the month
- News events for the day
- Science and technoloty news
- Financial news
- Cost of living graph
- Thats entertainment category
- Western zodiac and description
- Popular music history
- Shared birthdays
- Sports highlights for the year
- President and Vice President history
Make colorful greetings for any occasion - News of the Past uses colorful Greeting Forms in a variety of styles and colors. You will find a greeting appropriate for any occasion, including birthdays and anniversaries, or print on plain paper.
Birthday Milestone option - The unique Birthday Milestone feature lets you take your clients back to relive an earlier birthday celebration. News of the Past not only takes you back to the day you were born, it also takes you back to when you were 4 or 6 or 12 or 18 years old. You can use News of the Past with the same group or recipients year after year without being redundant.
Built-in desktop publishing tools - You can add clip art and fonts, as well as import photos and logos.
Built-in client database tools - The built-in database lets you add customer names and birth dates, addresses, email address, then search and print. You can select 1 to 300 clients for printing or email greetings directly from your computer.
System Requirements - Pentium class-II processor or greater; 350 MHz or faster processor; Windows 98 or higher; 64 MB RAM; 100k hard drive; CD-ROM high resolution monitor with 256 colors
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