Mhelp, a Brisbane-based software development company with production facilities in Thailand, announced today the launch of its line of help software products for Microsoft programs including the new Microsoft operating system, Windows 7. Mhelp’s software is unique in that all of its help content is video-based. The company has created over 4,000 30-90 second videos that are indexed and provide help for Vista, Windows 7, Office 2003 and Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint).
Brisbane, Australia (PRWEB) November 13, 2009 -- Mhelp, a Brisbane-based software development company, announced today the launch of its unique help software for the new Microsoft operating system, Windows 7, which is priced at US $1.99, the price of a song. Mhelp’s range of video clip software is the product of six years of research and development which resulted in the creation of 34 international patent classes, registered by inventor Shayne Van Vlerken, covering the Mhelp engine and various other aspects of the software’s operating capability.
Mhelp’s software is unique in that all of its content is video clip-based. The Windows 7 help software consists of 350 30-90 second video clips that are indexed and easily accessible from the user’s desktop. The videos feature step-by-step instructions on how to perform a full range of functions for Windows 7 including how to use the control panel, how to install software and hardware, how to manage networks and how to manage the new Windows 7 taskbar among many other topics.
The special low introductory price will be available until November 30, 2009 only from major online software retailers, Microsoft partners and the company’s sales website at www.mhelp2u.com. The Mhelp launch is timed to coincide with Microsoft’s 14-country launch of Windows 7and will provide early purchasers of the new operating system with immediate help as they learn the new, improved features of Windows 7.
If you’d like to know more about us and our products you can find detailed information on our website, www.mhelpict.com, but, in a nutshell, this software was developed with the active cooperation of Microsoft and with a great deal of technical support training and development support through the Microsoft Partners Program of which we are a registered member. Access to code and help with implementing the software along with the Windows Presentation Foundation Engine was also instrumental in the development of Mhelp software. From the early stages of the development of Mhelp software, Microsoft offered significant and important technical development and training.
All of this combined effort led to the creation of this unique software which is unmatched by any other product in the world and has resulted in the company now holding 34 international patents which cover the Mhelp engine and various other aspects of the software’s operating capability. Mhelp software is, truly, one-of-a-kind and you will be glad that you offered it to your customers.
For more information contact:
Tom Aikins
Director of Marketing
+668-1420-1946
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Mhelp’s software is unique in that all of its content is video clip-based. The Windows 7 help software consists of 350 30-90 second video clips that are indexed and easily accessible from the user’s desktop. The videos feature step-by-step instructions on how to perform a full range of functions for Windows 7 including how to use the control panel, how to install software and hardware, how to manage networks and how to manage the new Windows 7 taskbar among many other topics.
