Print2Email with PDF 6.0 Released

Further Information: Amanda Dresser
Black Ice Software LLC. 561-757-4107
Sales@blackice.com

PRESS RELEASE

Black Ice Software Announces Print2Email 6.0 Release - Easily create and email PDF and other electronic documents.

Amherst, NH June 15, 2007 -- Black Ice Software, LLC (“Black Ice"), a worldwide provider of imaging, printing and communication applications and development tools, today announced the release of Version 6.0 of Print2Email, a Microsoft Windows application that converts documents to PDF or other image formats and emails them as an attachment.

With Version 6.0 of Print2Email, Black Ice Software now incorporates User-Mode printer driver technology to increase reliability and security by moving operations away from the computer's kernel and also now includes support for 64 bit Windows operating systems and Microsoft’s Vista operating system.

“Print2Email is a popular tool for reoccurring email tasks or even as an automated system for message delivery. Any printable image can be sent via email with Print2Email. With this release we are happy to be supporting Windows Vista and the 64 bit versions of Vista, 2003 and XP,” reported Thomas O'Toole, Black Ice Software’s Product and Marketing Director.

Print2Email uses MAPI compatible email clients like Microsoft Office Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Thunderbird and others. Web email services such as Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo are also supported and a SMTP interface is under development and should be released in 4-6 weeks as an upgrade to 6.0

A free trial of Print2Email with PDF 6.0 can be downloaded at: http://www.blackice.com/Print2Email.htm

About Black Ice Software, LLC

Black Ice Software (http://www.blackice.com), is an Amherst, NH based, privately-held software development company, established in 1989. Black Ice Software develops high- quality development toolkits for printer driver technology, fax, voice, and imaging development toolkits and applications used across the globe by e-commerce organizations, system integrators, VARS, and financial corporations, including some of the world’s most prominent companies.