VSI Releases Its Block File Reader Software

DALLAS -- March 12, 2003 -- Virtual Services, Inc., today announced the availability of the Block File Reader software package. The BFR application allows management of very large text files that are not readable by standard word processing packages. The program allows reading of 60+ gigabyte files with the ability to split the files into smaller ones for easier management and possible transport via portable media.

"This is just the first part of a collection of tools that we are assembling for a management suite that will be elaborated on within the near future." said Michael Straub, CEO of VSI. "We have plans for many small, but needed utilities that will aid in database management, log file management and many other aspects of administration that are currently too costly for small companies to afford. We feel there is a need to provide viable solutions in this area."

The Block File Reader application is available directly from the VSI website at www.virtualservicesinc.com.

About Virtual Services, Inc.

Virtual Services, Inc. is an advanced software systems development company that creates both packaged and custom software solutions. VSI is a private corporation located in Plano, Texas. For more information, visit www.virtualservicesinc.com.

Contacts

Michael Watson
VSI Public Relations
mwatson@virtualservicesinc.com

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