Launch of First Windows Vista-Certified Wholesale Food Accounting Package

What does Microsoft have in common with spinach and squash? Edible Software to Launch First Windows Vista-Certified Wholesale Food Accounting Package at Fresh Summit 2007 October 12-15

HOUSTON, TX – October 2, 2007 – “It’s not easy getting Bill Gates’ blessing when you want to be Vista-certified,” says Henri Morris a Houston CPA whose industry-specific wholesale food accounting software recently passed muster with Microsoft.

Edible Software is a Windows-based inventory control, costing, sales and accounting package coded specifically for the wholesale food distribution industry.

As president and CEO of Edible Software, Morris says his company will launch a Vista-compatible version of the software package at the 2007 Fresh Summit Expo to be held at Houston’s George R. Brown Convention Center October 12-15. “Fresh Summit is an ideal venue to introduce this new version of our software,” says Morris. “It will enjoy maximum exposure because this is – hands-down – the world’s largest gathering of wholesale produce distributors.” More than 17,000 people are expected to attend the international trade show, he says.

Morris says Edible Software is the only wholesale food accounting software package that has (1) passed Microsoft’s rigorous Vista-compatible third-party testing, (2) is compliant with the FDA’s Bio-Terrorism Act and (3) has a PDA hand-held solution especially for warehouse and delivery personnel.” The conversion process took place over a period of several months, says Morris. “Microsoft engineers left no stone unturned testing and analyzing our Edible Software for all Vista requirements.”

Edible Software is compatible with all Windows platforms including Windows XP, 2000 and 98, says Morris. “Every version of our software is compliant with the FDA’s Bio-Terrorism Act since it tracks inventory items from the original vendor to the end-user customers and back again – even through the manufacturing process.”

Edible Software has optional add-on modules, including Edible Net, Edible Mobile, Edible PDA, Edible Handheld PDA, Edible Wi-Fi, Edible DSD and Edible PaL (abbreviation for Edible Pick and Load).

Edible PaL is the only known bar-code validation and tracking system for the produce industry, says Morris, “and it operates on hand-held PDA’s and automatically verifies that correct products and quantities are picked against shipping orders. The software stores the originating vendor information with the customer’s order.” The company supplies a maintenance agreement with each purchase, which provides free program updates and live 24-hour-a-day support.” Colorado Foods, Onions Etc., Inc. and Honeycutt Produce are among the food distribution companies who have recently made the switch to the Vista-compatible software, says Morris.

For more information about Vista-Certified Edible Software and other Windows-compatible Edible Software programs, call CEO Henri Morris, or Charles Butler, vice president of marketing, at 832-200-8000 and visit www.ediblesoftware.com .

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