My eyes were bigger than my stomach...

Pros: Sounds to be like a worthy program - meaning it sounds like something that a computer user should have (to make life ?whole?).

Cons: It ended up not working for me - something about not having my password up to snuff with their website (I guess the program works in tandem with their website). I contacted support and ?we trouble shot? for a ?spell? but I?m to busy (or rather more concerned with) leaning other stuff on my new laptop then to mess around with something that (should work right off the bat in the first place) especially when it?s going to, in the long run, end up making suggestions to me to spend more of my money on ?additions? and up grades etc.... to software I already own. You know what I mean jelly bean? Like, hiring a ?professional shopper? and having a problem with getting the ?profession shopper? to work right, let alone the stuff their going to want me to buy... But, hey what do I know and since I?m the one with the money (what do I care)...

Posted: 09-Aug-2008 11:56:35 PM

If it's not there - they'll put it there...

Pros: It seems to be a very on going "building on what they already know" team mission behind the software with their online support "forum"... Absorbing and integrating situations under people for new developments in the future (meaning they seem ready, willing and able to accommodate and improve)... I can only speak for this one "notebook" (although, being such a journal keeper "that I am" - I'm going to try MacJournal, having a high rating already and circus ponies having non "yet" - so go figure). But if price is any kind of indicator, then it seems "Circus Ponies" will be the "superior" product (as long as someone is)....

So in closing: yea, it dose all that it says it dose (which is why I said "cool" and bought it)...

Cons: What I don't like about it - is my inability to understand all it's potential (but then I guess time's on my side, right?)... Also what I don't like is what I don't like about most all software and hardware, and that is not having a "workbook" that walks you through the abilities of what the stuff can do... (especially printers and camera's) right? .... Do I hear a "So Say We All" or what....

Posted: 10-Jul-2008 12:23:54 AM