This product allows you to do all sorts of great editing and effects in many formats. Make sure you understand the system requirements before you buy it, though.

This product allows you to download on install on all your devices the McAfee software for one low price and manage them all in the same way. They make it pretty easy, when you go online to get it, you have to log into your account and then you get a code that goes into the setup for the software install and off you go!

This product will let you import many different video formats , track objects in your video with text attached, stabilize the image, add effects,optimize your image, and optimize the sound. It is easy to use for beginners, yet sophisticated for more advanced users. You can also download the software to your 64-bit windows windows system if you do not have a DVD drive. If you are going to do 4k / HD video editing, then the recommended hardware is quad-core and 8 GB of RAM

Most commercial ANTI-virus,spam,malware, identity, operate at nearly the same efficacy when it comes to detecting bugs in a controlled environment. A pretty high efficiency I might add. Where they differ is in how the implement their security practices and how impairing are those practices going to be in your daily life. Since they all make the same protection the company’s real challenged is not to make a protection that user don’t want to turn off because it is so annoying or disruptive to their workflow.

According to AV-Test and other reviews I’ve read, Kapersky has a 100% detection rate. some people prefer whole PC security suites that include, in addition to anti-virus, anti-malware, anti-phishing, identity protection, etc. The professional IT community generally discourages the use of such products. The simple reason is they often cause problems, particularly performance related problems, and as a result wind up being disabled altogether. The fact is it is very difficult to make a comprehensive security suite that functions on as many as 21 different versions of XP, Vista, and Windows 7, with differing levels of service packs, and any number of potentially conflicting installed software that comes with or is preinstalled by browsers, ISPs, OEMs, etc.

I’ve come to accept that all the major Anti-virus, anti-malware software products are substantively equivalent in terms of their effectiveness in detecting and blocking digital threats. WIth that said, the game shifts to ease of installation, management, and use. A single license for up to 5 devices, any combination of PCs,Macs, and Android rates high on the ease of installation and management scale. There’s no cost effective way of adding a 6th device, you have to buy another 5 device license, but Norton 360 offers anti-malware, anti-spam, anti-phishing along with anti-virus.

I thought Quicken 2011 was great, and they didn’t change much. So 2012 is also great, if your a new user buy it. If you’re using 2011 I don’t think it’s worth the upgrade.

WinZip is the standard. it should come installed on every windows machine. it did everything it needed to do, about two versions ago. Now there are so many features, so many buttons and menus. I think it needs two buttons, zip and unzip. I don’t send large files through email, its not efficient and bogs down servers. pictures too. they’re better posted on a photo site, but if that’s you thing that winzip does it well.

I have two desktops, one running Win XP (Dell Dimension 4600, 2.8 Ghz, one running Win Vista, 2.4 Ghz dual core). I ran the full scan starting at the same time on both using Norton Internet Security 2007. The XP version scanned almost 600,000 items in less than 2 hours. The Vista version is still running after almost 8 hours and has managed only about 233,000 items. The Vista PC is normally a fast machine.

Junk. I had Quicken Premier 2013 and I wish I had stayed there. It worked. That’s all I wanted. Someone dreamed up some convoluted password scheme for the financial institutions and it DOES NOT WORK. Quicken is quick-en to blame password changes (that I have not done in several years). If I could revert, I would. InTWIT was sure to state that once you upgrade and convert your files, there is no going back.