BeLight Software Released Business Card Composer Version 3.2 with Universal Binary

This version is a major update of this popular business card tool. The program supports double-sided cards, adds 32 smart shapes and object group selection. This new Universal Binary version of Business Card Composer will run natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintoshes, and will deliver optimal performance for both architectures in a single package. Version 3.2 is free for current users from this BeLight Web page.

"I just figured out that Business Card Composer is the FIRST app that fully supports double-sided business cards! Well, don't cover the second side completely, because it can be used by other people for important notes, so far :-)", - says Stanislav Sedashov, CEO of BeLight Software.

What's New in Business Card Composer 3.2:

Functionality

  • Full support for double-sided cards is introduced (double-sided card saving in the same document, switching between sides on a fly, printing).
  • Duplex printers are supported.
  • The collection of 32 vector smart shapes with controllable behaviour was added.
  • The new Universal Binary version allows to run natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintosh computers.
  • Option to select several objects with the opportunity to resize and rotate them as a single item was added.
  • Business card paper layouts extended.
  • Paper Layout preview was added into paper selection dialogue (Assistant, Card Properties).
  • An option to set-up addresses in Preferences is available (address fields order differs for some countries).
  • A ruler and measurement units were added.

Bug Fixes

  • Image auto-cropping problem and imprecise positioning for Tiger OS (Mac OS X 10.4) solved.
  • Inserting URL field from Address Book in Tiger system fixed.
  • Other minor bug fixes.

We favorably reviewed Business Card Composer and have used it extensively. It's an excellent application. [Bill Fox]



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