IDEAL.com Press Conference on 3D Color Printing; Media Invited to Event.

IDEAL.com

Who:        IDEAL.com, headquartered in Rockville, MD, will hold a
            press conference launching its new 3D color printing
            service in the Washington, DC Area. 3D color printing is
            the fastest way to create tangible color models from 3D
            CAD data. Speaking on the benefits of 3D color printing
            and providing product demonstrations will be Jay
            Magenheim, president of IDEAL.com, and Phil Magenheim,
            Vice President.

What:       The DESIGNmate 3D Color Printer is the fastest way to
            create affordable tangible color models from 3D CAD data.

            With breakthrough advantages in speed, affordability and
            color, the 3D printing process enables firms to streamline
            the design process, jump start sales & marketing, and
            reduce time to market. Architects, Engineers,
            Manufacturers, and anyone who uses 3D CAD software* can
            now link the design and the physical model.

            Government agencies can use 3D printing of topographic
            maps, public buildings and utilities systems to visualize
            and plan disaster recovery efforts.

When:       Tuesday, October 25, 2005
            5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
            Light Refreshments Will Be Served

Where:      Holiday Inn Select
            Montgomery Room
            8120 Wisconsin Ave.
            Bethesda, MD 20814

RSVP:       Click here to register
            http://www.ideal.com/promo/designmate.asp

Background: IDEAL offers scanning, printing and conversion services
            for large format documents, sells and services a range of
            scanning and printing equipment and software solutions,
            and develops web-based large format document management
            software. IDEAL is located in Rockville, Maryland and has
            been in business since 1974.

*Architectural Desktop, Revit, Civil 3D, Bentley Triforma, FormZ,
Sketchup, Rhino, Archicad, Catia, SolidWorks and others.