When you want to go beyond quick books the sage pro is a good next stepnnProsn-easy set upn-easy to learn and usen-good for small firmsnnConsn-heavily subscription-based; not sure what would happen next year

I don’t push anti-virus software to its limits. My needs are pretty basic: protect the computer/network (as well as my colleagues to whom I sent emails and documents), and not be intrusive in my work. I use it on one home setup-desktop, netbook, Mac, two Androids. Installation was easy, updates are seamlessly delivered. I can’ stand anti-virus software that shows itself off whenever possible, bragging about how well protected I am.

My video editing needs are very basic, but I want a piece of software that could do more should the need arise. Cyberlink PowerDirector meets this requirement well. Pros:n-Easy to use the basic featuresn-Easy to Installn-Lots of options/templates for a quick start and consistent appearancennCons:n-Processor intensiven-More advanced features are not as intuitive as I would like them to be

WordPerfect is great for those who don’t want to take their hands away from the keyboard. And the reveal codes function is great for finding those pesky codes that create havoc in formatting a document. Great price for a complete productivity suite, and fast on older machines.

Last year I was visiting the office of a friend of mine, a senior banking attorney at a major New York law firm. While there, he asked me, incidentally, if I would be a witness to his will that he made with Quicken Willmaker. I couldn’t stop laughing-his firm has a trusts & estates department, and he could no doubt have had them draft the will at no cost. He said that the Willmaker software was easier to use than it would be to speak with the T&E attorney (he is married but no kids, and has relatively simple requirements).

A concise review: THIS DOES NOT WORK WITH WINDOWS 7. Not an uncommon problem, just contact the publisher for support/upgrade, right? WRONG. Poor customer service to me means avoid this product. It should be something to be used for years as a personal research tool and resource, but how could you rely on the publisher to support you?

The Sony movie 13 suite is a full featured movies making software package. I had a hard time installing the software, however. Once I got it installed I really like it’s feature set, as well as its performance.

I don’t push anti-virus software to its limits. My needs are pretty basic: protect the computer/network (as well as my colleagues to whom I sent emails and documents), and not be intrusive in my work. I use it on one home setup-desktop, netbook. Installation was easy, updates are seamlessly delivered. I can’ stand anti-virus software that shows itself off whenever possible, bragging about how well protected I am. I just want it to work.

I just installed McAfee Antivirus on my Windows 10 desktop, and what stands out is its minimal impact on system resources. Not much else to report at this point, but so far I am happy with it.

Couldn’t install it on my windows 10 pc. Need we say more?