Disk No: 1214
Program Title:  IT'S ALL IN THE BABY'S NAME and NUMBER MAGIC
PC-SIG version 1

Planning to have a baby?  Then you will certainly want this program
that helps you choose the right name to insure your offspring's future
success!  Great gift for your friends who are about to become parents!

After perspective parents use IT'S ALL IN THE BABY'S NAME, they will
wonder how parents ever named babies before the advent of this fun
and useful program.  It's so easy.  Tell the computer the baby's last
name, and it provides you an almost endless list of combinations of
first and middle names that you can view or print out!

Names are drawn from a large variety of ethnic backgrounds and sources
and provide a great starting point for naming Junior or Miss. Some
combinations can be quite startling, some quite plain and some will
be recognized as relatives.

Another option allows Mom and Dad to scan prospective first names
and choose likely candidates.  Your trusty computer then mixes and
matches them and lists them out with your last name for comparison
shopping. The result allows the proud parents-to-be to mull over the
combinations which look and sound best and pick something even the
child will like.

The second program, NUMBER MAGIC, teaches pre-school kids number recognition
and counting skills.  Favorite childhood songs reward success.  The
game encourages older siblings to share in the learning experience
with the pre-school child.  Counting, matching and maze games help
your children learn.  A reading adult gets things started and
makes the experience a more rewarding one for all.


Usage:  Database/Educational.

Special Requirements:  Color graphics for NUMBER MAGIC.

How to Start:  Type GO (press enter).

Suggested Registration:  $12.00

File Description:

BABY     EXE  Main Program.
BABY     DOC  Main Program Documentation Text.
NUMBER   DOC  Number Program Documentation Text.
NUMBER   EXE  Main Number Program.
FILES    TXT  Author's Message to Users.

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