Two things I won’t use it.nAfter importing from other software, you lose information.nSecondly, it’s so hard to customize a form.nfor something in that price range, you’d hope they put more effort into it.nIt looks like the people at Quickbooks don’t have any Mac experts on their payroll.nThey need to see the light, Mac is transforming the new computing era.nGet used to it, quick!

I finally ended up uninstalling this on my main PC. Most of my systems have Windows 10 on them, and even though it is supposed to be compatible, it didn’t work. In addition, it took a lot of resources to work. It doesn’t help that W10 takes up a lot of resources already. I’m an Adobe user. If you are familiar with the product then you know it’s not the easiest to use.

I’d be lying if I said I didn’t like this software, however, after going through the features and then finding out about the subscription and annual renewal of this already $800 software. As an entrepreneur, I will stick to my Quickbooks software. This software has a very familiar feel as the Quickbooks, except I like the Quickbooks graphics much better. There is so much you can do with this software, and I will say that I like the invoicing process on this software much better than the Quickbooks.

I’ve avoided Kaspersky products at all costs after I tried it use the product for my desktop security needs. Coming from Norton and McCafee, Kaspersky sent my personal computer into chaos. When i saw this product for Android through the Vine Program, I decided to try it. My flip-phone husband upgraded to a smart phone, not the best of ideas. I needed some type of protection on his phone because he does a lot that we techie geeks know you shouldn’t do.

I gave this software a 3, simply because I didn’t want to give it a one as it is not fair because I cannot reasonably review this software. I have tried several times over the last couple of weeks to install this software with no luck. I just tried it one last time and it still didn’t install. When I ordered this software, I automatically assumed it was for Windows and after thorough inspect, I’ve found that this software is for MAC only.

I currently use Norton and it expires in a couple of months. I’ve used McAfee in the past and it seems as if its really trying to be competitive with this 2016 version of the Anti-Virus software. There is no CD which I like. The last thing I need is another CD. Rather there is a card with a security key that allows you to download the software from the website.

Out the box:n1 Installation Disc w/product keyn1 Extras DiscnInstruction Manualn1 Free Cyberlink Cloud ServicesnSheet w/other free apps like YouCam Perfect, YouCam Makeup, Photo Director Mobile (Free and Pay) and Power Director MobilennI have Window 10 installed on the system that I installed this software on. At first it seemed like the installation process would take less than five minutes. I went to start a load of laundry, and when I came back the process percentage was 99%.

There’s not a whole lot more to say about this Norton product. I’ve been using Norton for year. Even back in the day when you could buy one license software version and without having to pay for a new version each year, you could just download updates. Long gone are those days. The stickler part of this is that we need protection for our electronic devices. I will say, that last year I paid $80 for this software from the Norton website, but I purchased this download from Amazon for only half that price.

Ok…with Norton, you either love it or hate it…there is no middle of the fence when it comes right down to it. Me, I love Norton, and Norton 360 is no exception. I’ve been using Norton products for a long time and even tried other similar products in the past, but always have found my way back to Norton products. In the past, Norton seemed to slow down my computer, which is why I tried other programs that were similar.

Norton Antivirus 2014 is a fantastic program. I’ve been using Norton off and on for a good many years. I strayed away from it for awhile because their programs took up too much RAM and bogged the computer down. In the past couple of years Norton has seemed to fix this problem and it runs in the background on my older Windows 7 computer with no problems. Norton seems to catch some of the stuff that other antivirus programs may miss.