I purchased the Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 after my Internet Security program of the same brand expired. I had read better reviews on this software and decided to give it a try. Now after having it installed on my system for a couple months, I can fairly and honestly say I prefer this product over the later.nMy system runs faster and smoother to the point you can’t even tell you have an anti-virus software installed.

Most software sold to protect your computer probably all work about the same. The reason I prefer Kaspersky products is simple, You Can’t Tell It’s Running, it does not take over your system like so many other brands, it does not slow your system down and the price is right. Protects my system and several other products (i.e. Laptops, Android Phones and Tablets). I am happy with Kaspersky and have no intention on switching brands.

So far, so good at this writing. Installed easily on my XP machine. Replaced Vipre, which wouldn’t upgrade and technical support was no help. Not the memory hog Vipre was.

Wise up Intuit. You are leaving you customer base high and dry. My wife picked up a copy of this version at Sam’s and I noticed the price spike. I read the reviews and decided to take it back unopened for a refund. Short-changing your customers by forms omission and price spikes is a foolish business plan. Take a page from the Sears and Roebuck book … once they were the cornerstone of American merchandising and they abandoned their customer base.

Seems to work just as advertised. Haven’t been hit by any more malware since installation.

Software would NOT load. This diskette install software could not delete an an obsolete copy of Office Scan Client. Went into a constant restart loop. Finally the effort was aborted.

I have used S&Ts since the first version, updating every two or three years. This version makes the upgrade worthwhile since routes can be dragged from one road to another, which makes the planning process so much easier. It also imports lots of waypoints from folks who create them and shows them well, allowing one to turn certain ones on and off. I would never depend on this lappy software alone when traveling since it will sometimes route across farmers back lots where a seudo-road has been cut, or on a forest fire road.

For those who have the software and like printing their own checks, it is hard to beat this huge pack of check paper. For a laser printer, they work well with the correct software. They do not have pictures on them, as I feared. Instead, they are just blank pages with a nice subtle bank-like non-forgery design on the whole page.

This is the best S&Ts by far with voice commands and large directional and distance information; connects effortlessly to Magellan GPS. Just came back from a 500 mile trip with it running the whole time…. took me right to the door of a destination I had never been to before. Accurate every step of the way… excellent voice quality on direction and distance…. One does not even have to look at the laptop screen for an entire trip.

After struggling with MS Money the past couple of years and having to jump through hoops to even open my checking/credit card files, I switched to MS Money Sunset. It did not solve any of the warning messages, problems, failure to open my file, etc. I gave up and switched to Quicken 2011. What a breath of fresh air. Not only did it import my MS Money file without any problems, but updating on-line is without any problems.