I've used other, much more user friendly, home design software products. I also took a couple of CAD courses in college. This is a glitchy nightmare. All wall layers flicker and show at the same time and the 3D camera is constantly throwing up errors. Half the buttons they show on the Chief tutorials, that would make creating roofs and modifying objects much easier, don't exist in this version. Creating a gable end roof is a nightmare and my chosen house plan is full of them. When you click the create gable roof button, you get a definition of a gable roof, followed by directions telling how to further modify supporting walls (on a perfect square room) to get a gable end. This doesn't work 99% of the time within a complex house plan. So, I have to resort to guessing pitches and combinations for every line. The library is so skimpy, I'll have to create half the objects (like square columns) myself. How do you estimate costs for a drawn object? If you value your time and sanity, look elsewhere.

Works fine for me. Switched to Norton after a bad experience with another leading AV product. No host-based security software is perfect, but I've had nothing but good experiences with Norton over the last few years.

I actually bought this for my Little Brother since he started getting into Magic the Gathering Cards. Once I gave it to him, he burst into joy and was happy with the cards randomly given within the box.

Quickbooks hooks you in with a great product but then makes you update after three years or else it's not supported. That part stinks, but QB is very useful. Had a bit of trouble updating to the new product but customer service helps...though very time consuming.

If you're considering buying the unflavored version, you are probably looking for a vegan/organic protein supplement to mix into a shake or as a meal replacement.

This arrived well packaged in a resealable pouch. I was lucky enough to read the "refrigerate after opening" on the label right away, otherwise I would have just closed the packet and put it on the counter until next use.