MS Office 2003 is the last ‘Great’ GUI version, imo – that is, before the ‘Ribbons’ innovation happened, and the designers moved everything into hard-to-find places, and similar horrors. Older MS Office 2000 was the last 5 star version, imo. This version (2003) – although superior to later versions – did pick up a little bloat since 2000, and Help has largely become an online feature (not sure how much/to what extent), and that is mildly unfortunate.

Turbo Tax came through nicely again for me this year. No complaints. Will probly use again next year unless TT makes some major mistake in delivery, pricing, performance, or what what.

USB hubs are mostly all the same and serve the same function. This stands out because of its clever and cute design. It folds together nicely for traveling and the ports are situated a good distance apart.

USB hubs are mostly all the same and serve the same function. This stands out because of its clever and cute design. It folds together nicely for traveling and the ports are situated a good distance apart.

USB hubs are mostly all the same and serve the same function. This stands out because of its clever and cute design. It folds together nicely for traveling and the ports are situated a good distance apart.

USB hubs are mostly all the same and serve the same function. This stands out because of its clever and cute design. It folds together nicely for traveling and the ports are situated a good distance apart.

USB hubs are mostly all the same and serve the same function. This stands out because of its clever and cute design. It folds together nicely for traveling and the ports are situated a good distance apart.

I have spent hundreds of dollars and dozens of hours messing around with digital media players trying to create a Digital Sign. Until I found the DSS media player it seemed like the only options were over $500, bulky and overkill, or $59 junk that just didn’t do what I needed it to do and broke down heavy use. This media player just works. I can create and upload new images and RRS feeds to play in my store even when I am at home and it uploads instantly.

I have spent hundreds of dollars and dozens of hours messing around with digital media players trying to create a Digital Sign. Until I found the DSS media player it seemed like the only options were over $500, bulky and overkill, or $59 junk that just didn’t do what I needed it to do and broke down heavy use. This media player just works. I can create and upload new images and RRS feeds to play in my store even when I am at home and it uploads instantly.

I have spent hundreds of dollars and dozens of hours messing around with digital media players trying to create a Digital Sign. Until I found the DSS media player it seemed like the only options were over $500, bulky and overkill, or $59 junk that just didn’t do what I needed it to do and broke down heavy use. This media player just works. I can create and upload new images and RRS feeds to play in my store even when I am at home and it uploads instantly.