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To: chevere who wrote (61550)	3/15/1999 9:36:00 AM
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KZAP OSFT OSFTW news Related Quotes OSFT 0 +0 delayed 20 mins - disclaimer Monday March 15, 7:31 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: ObjectSoft Corporation ObjectSoft Enters Marketing Agreement with Full Moon Releasing HACKENSACK, N.J., March 15 /PRNewswire/ -- ObjectSoft Corporation (Nasdaq: OSFT - news) announced today that it has entered into a marketing agreement with Full Moon Releasing. According to the agreement, Full Moon Releasing will supply ObjectSoft with video titles to distribute to video retailers along with its FastTake kiosk. In return, ObjectSoft will place full motion video trailers of Full Moon Releasing's titles on both the FastTake home screen and Editor's Picks screen. ''We're happy to see Full Moon Releasing join us along with the other studios to promote their titles on FastTake,'' said George J. Febish, President/Co-CEO of ObjectSoft. ''This agreement provides us with a great way to educate consumers about a variety of our titles they might otherwise discover,'' said Dwight Krizman, Executive Vice President of Full Moon Releasing. ''It allows us to actively reach out to our ever expanding fan base and, in doing so, help support our retailers.'' About ObjectSoft Founded in 1990, ObjectSoft Corporation delivers value-added information and service solutions through interactive kiosks with custom enclosures under the brand names FastTake(TM) and SmartSign(TM). Installation and Field Service are provided by IBM Corporation (NYSE: IBM - news). FastTake(TM) Video kiosks allows consumers to preview 500 movie trailers, search up to 7,500 titles and the ability to receive drop shipment to their home or workplace through e-commerce and online transaction capabilities. Software provides retailers with monthly updates to the database, advertising opportunities, point-of-purchase promotions, demographic targeting and studio/retailer cross promotion. ObjectSoft is a publicly held company listed on Nasdaq. For more information on ObjectSoft, visit their website at objectsoft.net < objectsoft.net > . About Full Moon Releasing Founded just ten years ago by respected film maker Charles Band, Full Moon has assumed a pre-eminent position as arguably the cutting edge leader among independent movie studios. Recognized around the world for the unparalleled success of its PUPPETMASTER and SUBSPECIES franchises, among many others, Full Moon currently boasts an impressive array of product ranging from rare collectible action figures to exciting sci-fi action adventure for both kids and adults and award winning erotica for couples. Coming later this year are a spate of instant classics, including RETRO PUPPETMASTER, BLOODOLLS and THE DEAD HATE THE LIVING. Full Moon -- a name the industry has come to bank on! This press release contains certain forward-looking statements concerning ObjectSoft which are subject to a number of known and unknown risks that could cause actual results, performance and achievements to differ materially from those described or implied in the forward-looking statements. Among such risks are those discussed in the Company's Registration Statements on Form SB-2 and Form S-3 and its Quarterly Reports on Form 10-QSB and include, but are not limited to, limited operating history, recent establishment of new business divisions, dependence on new and untested product, risks related to technological factors and potential manufacturing difficulties. SOURCE: ObjectSoft Corporation