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Today, we have launched the latest version of EasyPhotoStore 2006 SP 9. It comes with a lot of new functions as well as new improvements and updates on its every aspects.

It now supports Shipping Management, Tax By State Management, General Tax System, Price Per Photo Management and WaterMark Option.

For customers in United States, we would suggest you to use the Tax By State Management so you can charge taxes on your customers who reside on certain states. (Example : California)

It also has new improvements such as new Large Photo Files support, Performance Increase by using the latest Auto Caching Technology, Compatibility Increase by not requiring Register Globals anymore.

More importantly, EasyPhotoStore 2006 SP 9 still keeps the great functions such as automatically send photos once a customer has paid the purchase, Paypal feature, 2CheckOut feature, Cash On Delivery feature, Bulk Upload, Right Click Protection, Order Management, SEO friendly and others.

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