a new way to create the table plan for your wedding

[Oryx Digital]

Oryx Digital is pleased to announce the release of PerfectTablePlan,
their new software for creating table plans for weddings, celebrations
and other events.

You no longer need to spend hours fiddling with pieces of paper. Just
enter information about your guests, who to sit them next to and the
shapes and sizes of the tables. PerfectTablePlan can then assign
guests to seats with a single mouse-click and print out elegant
seating charts and diagrams. Last minute cancellations and changes can
be handled with minimal stress.

Purchase the software for £35/£18/26EUR. Free trial.

http://www.perfecttableplan.com

[Melanie Conway]

Fabulous idea! Can't imagine that anyone hadn't come up with something as
stress relieving as this before!

My one question would have been whether you can add this to a website that
you've designed yourself, however this has been answered quite effectively
by your website. Can you tell me, if there are any copyright issues I need
to be aware of by uploading this to my own website? Do I need to include a
notification of copyright to yourselves etc?

Cheers
Mel

Post by Oryx Digital
Oryx Digital is pleased to announce the release of PerfectTablePlan,
their new software for creating table plans for weddings, celebrations
and other events.
You no longer need to spend hours fiddling with pieces of paper. Just
enter information about your guests, who to sit them next to and the
shapes and sizes of the tables. PerfectTablePlan can then assign
guests to seats with a single mouse-click and print out elegant
seating charts and diagrams. Last minute cancellations and changes can
be handled with minimal stress.
Purchase the software for £35/£18/26EUR. Free trial.
http://www.perfecttableplan.com

[p***@perfecttableplan.com]

Mel,

Just use 'File'|'Export' to export floor plan images, charts or guest
lists. There is no copyight problem with uploading these to your
website. You don't need to include any copyright information, but a
link is always appreciated.

best regards

Andy Brice
www.perfecttableplan.com