Tombstone Cards Signs First OIEPrint™ 2.0 Beta Customer

Business Wire, May 29, 2008

Software Enables Print Shops to Meet Growing Demand

BOULDER, Colo. -- Tombstone Cards' (OTCBB: TMCI) software development division, Tombstone Technologies, continues its expansion into the $84 billion domestic digital printing market today with the announcement that the first beta customer will begin testing its proprietary Web-to-print software, OIEPrint(TM) 2.0.

OIEPrint is designed to help print shops, publishers and others meet increased demand by customers who want to design, proof and order their projects online. This de facto business requirement is being driven by the rapidly accelerating penetration of high-speed Internet access and increased comfort level using Web-based applications. The beta test comes at a key time as the digital printing market is expected to grow by 10 percent per year over the next eight years.

The beta customer is Eight Days a Week, a respected high-tech imaging and copy center (www.8days.com) founded 25 years ago in tech-savvy Boulder, Colorado.

"We are always looking for new ways to serve our customers and grow our business; an online Web-to-print feature integrated into our Web site was a logical and much needed next step," said Sam Sussman, president of Eight Days a Week. "OIEPrint 2.0 will allow us to offer personalized account management and design to customers through a branded and fully integrated Web-to-print feature. We've been looking for this for a while, and we are delighted to be the first beta customer for OIEPrint."

OIEPrint is a Web-to-print template-driven application that allows individuals to create high-resolution, print-ready images. The software is designed for print shops and product customizers, whose clients can start the design process, select from a variety of customizable templates, upload photos, logos and graphics from their desktop files and then add Rich Text or even Text-Along-a-Path. The final output not only provides print-ready graphics at 300 dpi (dots per inch) but saves the design work in separate layers in the SQL database for future editing.

"The printing industry has traditionally been slow to take advantage of the Internet," said John Harris, Tombstone president. "The standard practice has been to insert an expensive or hard-to-use piece of software between the consumer and the printer, ultimately making it harder for consumers to get to a final printed product. Web-to-print software like OIEPrint 2.0 is a major step in enabling the printing industry to utilize the Internet to interface with customers in this age of broadband penetration."

With version 2.0, OIEPrint will be available across platforms including Windows, Unix or Mac. The new version also makes customizable "skins" available, allowing OIEPrint clients to brand the look of the online editing tool with their own graphics.

About Tombstone Cards

Based in Boulder, Colo., Tombstone Cards (OTCBB: TMCI) provides what it believes to be the easiest-to-use print and product customization software in the industry. Its Web-to-print template-driven application, OIEPrint(TM), opens up new markets and service offerings for digital printing companies, giving the power of professional design to their customers. The online image editing software, which has been tried and proven in the custom playing card industry, is a leader in the emerging market for automated custom image applications. To see the software in action, visit www.tombstonetechnologies.com.

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