I LOVE WordPerfect, have been using it since before Windows so I have had 5.1, 6, 9 and 12. Just recently, I purchased the standard edition of WordPerfect Office X4, one for my XP workhorse and one for my husband’s Windows 7 model. Since this item has been reviewed for nearly two years, I won’t duplicate the other comments, especially those that go into depth with what the suite can do.

I believe my returns were filed correctly and hopefully accurately. Hence, three stars. but if you create more than one Federal return (for whatever the reason; perhaps you need to create one that is married filing jointly and another married filing separately so that you can file separately in a non-community property state where only you, and not your spouse, received income), after you e-file the Federal return you want to send to the IRS, the software will indicate that both Federal returns (I think it would be all Federal returns created) were e-filed and accepted by the IRS.

I’ve used Turbotax for years with excellent results. This is the first year I had a problem and it was a huge one. When it first calculated my tax, it added my AMT to what would have been my regular tax rather than just using the AMT. I wound up owing $27K rather than $3K. I reran the calculations and the second time it got the actual tax I owed correct.

I upgraded to X2 thinking that the bugs had been worked out but they have not. The software takes forever to load and will frequently crash (locks up). I decided (based on a professional photographer’s suggestion) to spend the money to get Adobe Lightroom which is a fantastic product that I highly recommend. I also bought Adobe CS3 (one version older than the current version, to save money) and find that I rarely use it.

I’ve used Turbotax for years with excellent results. This is the first year I had a problem and it was a huge one. When it first calculated my tax, it added my AMT to what would have been my regular tax rather than just using the AMT. I wound up owing $27K rather than $3K. I reran the calculations and the second time it got the actual tax I owed correct.

This software has so many great things to it I can’t mention them all. I’m an Apple veteran and this is a little like iMovie so the transition wasn’t horriby bag. I also found many youtube training videos (no books available here on Amazon). If you want to spice up your videos this product is well worth it’s cost.

I consider myself very tech-savvy. I usually don’t have a hard time understanding new software and can typically work my way around it. I can’t understand Omnipage to save my soul! I have looked online to get ideas and even tried to find free books for it. I have used OCR software for years and have never had this issue before. Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the software. Unless you are very comfortable with Omnipage itself I’d avoid it.

I recently switched from iPhone to Android and wanted something to protect my phone. I was happy to see this as a selection. If you’re anything like me and not used to protection on a phone, this is the product for you. Setting it up was very easy. I don’t even know it’s running in the background. I’ve read various reviews that put it down but I’m very happy with this security program so far and for less than twenty dollars, it’s well worth it!

This product is made to help recover lost or stolen electronic items but there are many issues with it. I was letdown bigtime. - It only works for Androids, PCs and Macs. What the public static themes no iPhones, Kindles or Chromebooks. Strike 1. To top things off, if someone steals your device, the thief can uninstall it. That’s strike 2 right there.n- Sneak Peak is something I can’t assess. Y?

Fool me twice, shame on me!nnLike the other people who reviewed this product it keeps crashing. And crashing. And crashing. I didn’t buy it from here. Instead I bought it from the company itself as a download and have asked for a letter of destruction. Twice. So far…nothing. However, I’m here to critique the product and not the manufacturer’s LOUSY customer service, aren’t I?nnThey tried to make it look like Office 2007⁄2010.