Baby Ace 1.00

Publisher review:
Baby Ace allows parents to store their favorite memories of their children and to create online baby books. Baby Ace features an easy-to-use interface with an embedded web browser, so linking to related parenting web sites is easy.

With Baby Ace, parents can store records of their children from pregnancy through high school. At the earliest stage during pregnancy, expected moms can keep a daily diary of their experiences and ultrasound pictures can be scanned in. After child birth, parents can record their baby's first words (with audio), first steps, and can create growth charts with 3D line charts which can also be viewed on the web.

As the child grows up, Baby Ace includes many areas to help parents keep records. A medical records section is included which allows parents to store their children's immunization dates, illnesses, and physicians. Parents can also record what musical and sport activities their children participated in and they can even store report cards with both grades and scanned in images. In addition, Baby Ace also features photo book areas where birthday, holiday, and vacation pictures can be scanned in and digitally enhanced.

Finally, Baby Ace offers links to an expanding number of parenting sites. With its embedded browser, parents can quickly view sites with baby names, parenting tips, toys, software, and more.
Requirements:
Pentium 100, 32 MB RAM, Internet Explorer 4 or higher

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Release notes:
New Release

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