The forms and data entry are excellent. Backup is easy and efficient. There is no problem importing data or last years information. It is easy to update data that you already entered. Some of the more obscure forms do not have a data entry panel so one has to deal with the incredibly complicated IRS forms. Tell congress and the IRS to simplify the tax code!!

Includes all the important forms and loads easily. I can’t believe all the negative reports. Maybe these negative ones are by inexperienced folks or ones sabotaging H&RB. Anyway, used H&RB for 6 years and never had a problem.

You know what’s great? When you buy an $80 product and the CD doesn’t work. Then you waste several hours waiting to get the problem resolved by Turbotax. Waste of time. Terrible Product.

I like McAfee. It provides great all-around protection that doesn’t interfere with computer processes and isn’t as unsafe as some other product. By interference, I mean it isn’t as system heavy as Symantec (Norton) and Kaspersky. By save, I mean it’s not as bare bones as Avast nor is it run by intelligence states like Kaspersky. It’s a nice middle ground software.

I would avoid this edition, just like I avoided Vista; these are poor quality programs. You need to ask yourself what your goals are with this edition of office before you buy it. Are you a business professional who has been using office products for a long time and are used to the office 2000-2003 interface, need a lot of control over each program? Then avoid this edition like the plague.

just what we expected to protect our computer and it has done a good job so far, nothing fancy and we still have some minor problems with junk that needs cleaning, maybe from norton

We’ve used Rosetta Stone’s products for several different language studies. Their methodology works. It’s odd because as you complete your first lesson or two you find yourself thinking this can’t teach me this language but before you know it you’re gaining proficiency. Make no mistake, there is no substitute for time and effort and learning any foreign language requires committment. But, if you’re willing to put in the consistent time and effort you will/can/should learn with this product.

For years I was a Norton user. Then about 4 years ago I went full bore into the Mac World. As much as I like Mac I find I need a good Windows PC too. So, in spite of all the bad press I bought a Windows Vista machine. I think Vista’s great. Anyway, It came with 30 days of McAfee. I did a little research and decided to buy Windows Live OneCare.

This is not an in depth review. I’ve just started with the Rosetta Stone Chinese. I know it will be year or maybe even never, that I will be fluent in this lanuage. But Rosetta Stone’s learning processes are well known for all their language study programs. I’ve personally used French, German, Japanese, Hebrew, and now Chinese. I’m comfortable with their methodology and know that if I’m willing to put the effort in, on a regular basis, I can get to a decent level of proficiency in a new language in a year’s time.

Been a Quicken user for years. While the software has an occasional bug it really is occasional and when it comes to tax time I find it’s accurate and I’ve got all the reports I need for our corporation. That’s what matters to me