Wordperfect Office X4 (14) Standard is a nice piece of software. I personally don’t use this kind of product much in my job but I honestly feel that it would be worth checking out for anyone who uses a lot of spreadsheets. These are really easy to create using the program.nThe basic features of this version are a word processor, slide show creation, email, and of course the spreadsheets.nThe word processor especially is pretty easy to use.

Not a bad product right here. I guess. Too bad the vine program never mailed it to me. So…..there you go…..

I’m a long time Windows user who just bought my first Mac computer this year. I installed Office 2008 on my Mac Mini and have been using it for a couple of months. I’m using MS Office ‘07 for Win on my work laptop. After I started using Office ‘08 for Mac, I felt very familiar with the interface. However, in the past, it did take me a week to get used to the jump from Office XP to Office ‘07 for Win.

I’m a long time Windows user who just bought my first Mac computer this year. I installed Office 2008 on my Mac Mini and have been using it for a couple of months. I’m using MS Office ‘07 for Win on my work laptop. After I started using Office ‘08 for Mac, I felt very familiar with the interface. However, in the past, it did take me a week to get used to the jump from Office XP to Office ‘07 for Win.

I’ll start by saying that QB 2010 has way more features than I need since I am only using this to trade information back and forth with our accountant. I could easily just export him an Excel spreadsheet, but this way I get to have more control of the books. I am using the most basic features and am disappointed that when I try to the most basic feature… printing, either the program ignores my request or the program fails to respond(crashes).

I’ve been buying Streets and Trips annually since 2003 and have always been satisfied using it as a backup mapping source. I first rely on my car navi. However, I’m too cheap to update the mapping DVD, so it isn’t always up-to-date. I wish I could access Mapquest on the road, but I don’t always have an Internet connection and am too poor to afford a connection card ;p This is Streets and Trips comes in.

I’ve had this software for about 6 months now. And although I haven’t officially used any of the forms yet, I find this software to be really good reference material. I feel like I can rely on the information in this software more than I would from a random source I found on Google. Even with all the info, I don’t think I would close on a property purchase without an agent and lawyer.

I was able to use this software to successfully prepare some business tax filings. I felt it was important to explain the ins and outs of this software. 1. I don’t think it’s the greatest idea to use this software to e-file. When you purchase this software, you have to agree to their Privacy Policy before you can use it. E-filing causes the return to be delivered to IRS through H&R Block’s servers, and H&R Block has the right to use your data, to include financial and healthcare information, and more.

Not too long ago, I wrote a 20-page business plan just from scratch. Maybe that was a good exercise but I’ll never do it again. It was too time consuming. This software makes the job easy and dramatically reduces the time versus writing from scratch. The time saved and professionalism in using this software even once will justify the investment. After all, one does not write a business plan without intending to invest money in startup costs.

I now wish I simply went with Boot Camp. This product has some issues and one constantly gets urgent notifications to pay up for a download of a more recent release.