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Old June 22nd 04, 05:05 AM
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Default Make Professional Quality Posters from Your Digital Images

Use DIGITAL CAMERA POSTER CREATOR SOFTWARE to make professional
quality posters from your digital images:

-- Use with digital camera, scanner, or any other digital images

-- Use with ANY printer (home, office or photo lab)

-- Edge Calibration technology ensures customized, top quality
results

-- Simple to use, yet professional results


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