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Press Release 

Aviar, Inc. releases the "translatable" version of KidStuff for OS/2, 
"Edu-tainment" Software for children ages 3 to 7 AND releases the 
KidSTuff Plus Pak I. 

Pittsburgh, PA -- Aviar, Inc. announced today that, it has released the 
translatable Version of its new product KidStuff for OS/2 and released 
a Plus Pak. 

John Urbaniak of Aviar stated: "We were happy to have received so 
many requests from individuals in countries where English is not the 
native tongue and felt it was well worth the effort to add the 
translatable features to KidStuff for OS/2. Most of our other 
products are already 100% translatable." 

The format of the files was already customizable in the "Preferences" 
section so if you have more than one child, you can have a separate 
folder for each child with his or her own copy of KidStuff with that 
individual child's name included in the programs. 

The company also announced the release of Plus Pak I which is an add-on 
and requires that KidStuff already be installed. 

The Plus Pak consists of four (4) modules: 

  1."Connect the Numbers" - a variation of the classic "connect-the-dots" 
drawings found in many children's books; 

  2."I'm Different" - this program displays four pictures, three of which 
are the same - one different in some way. The child must identify which 
picture is different and click on it. 

  3."I Can Draw" - a very simple free-form drawing package and 

  4."What Am I?" - As the computer displays a picture, the child must type 
in the word which describes the picture. 

     For very small children, a "cheat sheet" is supplied with the program. 
It contains the pictures with the proper spelling. 

In speaking with the developers, they had only one comment: We're 
having fun! 

KidStuff for OS/2 is featured on Aviar's webpage: (http://www.oops-web.com/KS/KStuff.html) 
website is case-sensitive 

Aviar, Inc. was founded in 1983 by Dr. Urbaniak to provide top-quality PC 
software for commercial and industrial users. Aviar's OOPS! was first 
released more than 10 years ago and is still in use by companies 
around the world. In recent years, the company as placed most of its 
focus on development of speech-activated systems. KidStuff for OS/2 is 
the first of a new product line for Aviar. 
 
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