If you are smart enough to use a computer and you know English, you can get the PDF forms and instructions and do this yourself. You save nothing using these programs. You still have to supply all the data and read all the instructions. It doesn’t cost anything for the forms and they are already written in simple language. If you don’t want to read, just go to a tax preparer and let them read to you.

I downloaded the demo from their site. It didn’t work. I sent them an email. They ignored it. So buggy software and lack of support. I bought Photoshop CS5. No issues. I never look back.

If you are smart enough to use a computer and you know English, you can get the PDF forms and instructions and do this yourself. You save nothing using these programs. You still have to supply all the data and read all the instructions. It doesn’t cost anything for the forms and they are already written in simple language. If you don’t want to read, just go to a tax preparer and let them read to you.

I use this on my iMac to make video DVD’s, burn copies of DVD’s, and make backup disks of files. It’s really simple. I drag videos into the window and set a few options and burn the DVD. I can pick a DVD menu from a variety of available skins and set the pictures used for the icons. It will automatically compress the data if necessary to fit the DVD which is very handy at times.

Intuit products get worse and worse. Bugs, dumb UI, just awful but sadly the only game in town.

An utterly worthless forced upgrade from Quicken 2008 (or any earlier version) if you want continued online access to your financial accounts. Minor gratuitous changes to the UI, and while it’s nice that user data is now stored in a single file rather than multiples, it’s almost TWICE as large. Yet another example of the larger problem software companies have when they make a mostly stable, mature product but need to keep increase revenues.

Made the mistake of moving to Office 2016 from Office 2007. It is astonishing how little has been improved, and how many things have quite literally been diminished: keyboard shortcuts gratuitously changed or even entirely removed; useful functionality cut; less interface customizability than in the version from almost a decade earlier. What a travesty.

My first impressions are very good. $99 is a great value for what this software can do. My two big needs are on-screen recording and multi-camera syncing and editing. Pinnacle Studio 19 Ultimate can easily do both. Just be sure to check your system requirements. Older machines may be sluggish with it.

Corel Draw is the biggest rival to Adobe Illustrator (which still holds the biggest market share for Illustration work in the graphics arts fields). I have experience with both programs and I also happen to like them both. However, you get more bang for your buck with Corel Draw. Coming in around $100 less than Adobe Illustrator, but offers a very comparable set of tools.

I have owned this NAS for almost a year now and actually purchased a second one. It works flawlessly and QNAP live tech support is superb. There is also a fairly comprehensive forum for users as well. I have slowly upgraded my capacities as newer larger capacity drives have come out on the market. All have been recognized and the space expanded without a hitch. I highly recommend this product.