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1 comments about Cyber Patrol.

1. This is a great product for keeping your children off the internet! It definetly blocks their attempts to log on. When the do get on, I like the idea of seeing where they have been on the internet, so I can see what kind of site it actually is! It also seems I have to use the "override" fuction quite often when I think shouldn't have to! Other than that theirs alot of bells and whistles I don't know how to use or just don't understand how to use them.

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2 comments about Gizmos 98 A Suite of EnhancedACCS/COOL Tools for WIN.

1. I purchased this product when it was released in '98 and found it to be an enormous waste of resources for the money. I returned the product immediately because the tools and utilities on this disk ran very poorly (slow to boot) or with system crashes at every launch. Moreover, similar and better designed "gizmos" included in this suite are all available online for free download. However, at the current price, this may be someting "buy and try" to debug. If you need worthless utilities, this is the disk to purchase.



2. I'm finding it very tough to migrate completely from Windows 98 to Windows XP for one reason...the excellent Play Gizmos PictureExplorer that I've been using on Win 98 was not released for XP. For the flip reviewer who says that "better utilities are available for free download" I'd like to get some recommendations!
   
   Now people take picture "indexes" for granted, but the Play version is so much superior to any other I've seen. For example:
   
   1) Small picture icons so you can see more at one time, and no wasted space in between picture icons. So you can easily see 100-200 pictures at one time.
   
   2) Auto-zoom feature for viewing...you can shrink or enlarge to *any* size (not just even multiples) simply by dragging the mouse holding right button. The zoom control has a very wide range.
   
   3) Position image by dragging, holding left button. The zoom and position are so intuitive I never even think about them.
   
   4) Auto-zoom feature for printout. Prints are *automatically* enlarged to exact page filling (with margin) size. You always get the best possible print, without having to calculate the correct scale factor.
   
   5) Preview picture. The next picture appears in the corner, and you go there by clicking on it.
   
   6) Clear picture view. You always get a full screen picture viewing display. If you want, there is an option (F4) which brings in the picture name and dimensions on a non-obtrusive tab. F4 toggles this on and off.
   
   The tendency in software and hardware these days is non-user-centered design with featuritis. Rarely do you find a software product that is a pleasure to use, because it does exactly what you want in an intuitive and flexible fashion, without wasting your screenspace or time. The Play PictureExplorer was one of these products. I'm having a hard time finding a replacement for later versions of Windows.
   
   The rest of the toys in the Gizmos package I had no use for.
   
   (Unfortunately, it *was* plagued with early release problems. You had to be sure to download the update from the web or it wouldn't work, especially after you applied Windows updates...)

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1 comments about Mastering Publisher 2000.

1. While the product DID arrive in a timely fashion and was packed well I had an issue of *computer compatibility!* My problem was with the Customer Service or *lack of* that I received. My problem was later resolved by Amazon.com themselves and NOT the seller. I would not buy from this seller again. To me... Customer Service IS more important than anything else in a purchase.

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