There’s a lot of potential here for digital art, but some issues. Keyboard controls (changing brush size, etc.) let you focus on painting with other hand. Great selection of brushes and painting tools lets you create endlessly. Some cons are as follows: UI (using mouse for changing brush sizes, etc.) is kind of clunky. Tiny user guide/manual. There are so many features, you really need a book on this program. It’s also sometimes slow, a resource hog.

I am particularly pleased that this device comes with 2 sizes of bracket. It was easy to exchange the high-profile bracket for the low-profile one I need. The device is easy to install and performs well.

I am particularly pleased that this device comes with 2 sizes of bracket. It was easy to exchange the high-profile bracket for the low-profile one I need. The device is easy to install and performs well.

I am particularly pleased that this device comes with 2 sizes of bracket. It was easy to exchange the high-profile bracket for the low-profile one I need. The device is easy to install and performs well.

I am particularly pleased that this device comes with 2 sizes of bracket. It was easy to exchange the high-profile bracket for the low-profile one I need. The device is easy to install and performs well.

I am particularly pleased that this device comes with 2 sizes of bracket. It was easy to exchange the high-profile bracket for the low-profile one I need. The device is easy to install and performs well.

My wife will be the primary user of this program. She has limited but nicely improving computer skills and has found many graphics programs to be wholly unsatisfactory. At first, she didn’t like this either. But with more use, she found it to be fairly easy to use and she was able to get better results than previous programs. Her primary use is for scrap booking projects. Having gotten fairly proficient with Photoshop Elements 8 (and improving on 9), she doesn’t use this for significant manipulation of photographs.

Our daughter tried multiple times to put this on her notebook, and was unable to complete an installation. She got error messages, and even crashed. Bad disc? Most likely, but it’s pretty hard to review something when it won’t work. Sorry AVG…. (I will say that my wife has been pleased with the AVG free antivirus over the years. The ONLY actual infection of her computer - and it was bad - came several years ago when she was still using Zone Alarm.

I’d like to be able to report on how it has actually protected me, but I have no way of knowing that (so far anyway). However, it installed easily, though it required creation of a Norton account if you don’t already have one. You then enter your product key (in the packaging), and download the software. Easy from there. You have the option of having it detect hot spots and automatically activating.

It’s adequate, but still no substitute for an attorney-produced will. The options are decent if you don’t want any variations, and there are a few options for limited variations, but not substantial. This allows naming of beneficiaries as well as alternate beneficiaries if one or more of the primary beneficiaries does not survive the user. It also allows naming of multiple alternate executors, or none at all (which allows the probate court to appoint one).