For immediate release

November, 28 2005

ReaSoft Development announces the release of ReaGallery 3.0

ReaGallery 3.0 is a brainlessly simple "no-HTML coding" web photo album creation tool that allows regular folks to organize their photos, spruce them up with cool special effect and create stunning web galleries or CD-presentations in a matter of minutes.

ReaGallery 3.0 uses simple templates and wizards technology that makes creating web galleries and photo presentations very simple. First, a person uploads images from the camera to PC and organizes them into folders that later will become galleries.

If necessary, people can use ReaGallery 3.0 to alter images by cropping or resizing them, tweaking with colors, applying watermarks, getting rid of red eyes or adding borders. If the images are already stored on the hard drive and don't need any tweaking, the first two steps can be skipped.

Galleries and presentations are created by selecting images to be featured and picking an appropriate template, plenty of which come with the program. This is a wizard-based process that requires no knowledge other than how to press the "Next" button. After that, the galleries can be uploaded to a website via FTP or copied onto a CD.

For professional users and web businesses, ReaGallery 3.0 offers a proprietary Safe ImageTM copyright protection and anti-theft system that can be used for DMCA complaints and lawsuits to prove that images were stolen or used without permission.

ReaGallery 3.0 is available for free download and evaluation at http://www.reagallery.com/. The price of registering the program is 24.95 US Dollars for the regular version and 49.95 US Dollars for ReaGallery 3.0 Pro.

If you have any questions, would like to request editor's copy, want to inquire about special prices for volume buyers/software resellers, have a business proposal or interested in publishing/distributing ReaGallery 3.0, please contact ReaSoft at info@reasoft.com

System Requirements: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, 16Mb RAM, Pentium 90Mhz processor.

For more information visit the ReaGallery web-site: http://www.reagallery.com/