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Off this subject but still fitting considering the very negative comments about the WillMaker series...

After reading this book, I relized exactly what I was doing wrong everytime I was run over by bardges on the mighty Mississippi. I always played dead and hoped the boats would go away, like I was taught by a book I read, "How To Survive Bear Attacks." I guess I thought the lessons taught by that book applied to everything life, but it clearly meant just bears. Now I am surviving the waterways better than a BP oil rig.

the book is put together with great pictures makes the read fun for kids too.five more words required and here they are

I saw this show twice earlier this year and it was wonderful. This recording captures all the fun and nuance of the score.

I am not able to load the program on my windows 7 desktop due to a windows error (disk_714 disk write error). amazon wont refund, and customer support says it is a windows "hardware problem". They referred me to Intuit for a refund...(ill keep my fingers crossed...)

Having owned VersaCheck 2000, 2003 and 2005 I thought 2012 Silver would be vastly improved from the 2005 version. Not so. It still has the same awful user interface; bad customer support and what appears to be a backdoor trap for users in the form of "Validation Certificates" that now come with VersaCheck products such as their checks and ink products. After installing the product and entering the validation code included in the software package I printed 3 sample checks and noticed the countdown had started and indicated the remaining "validations" left. I could not determine what happens once zero check validations are left. However, the validation certificate does require the paper validation code be entered into the VersaCheck License manager to validate checks with VersaCheck. Indeed, the Validation Certificate states "you must have the magnetic (MICR) VersaInk or VersaToner required by the financial industry to print compliant checks". I have always used an HP laser printer with no problems. Perhaps the check writing feature of the software stops working and the user must "reload" by purchasing more G7 products or purchasing more validations. I never could find out from the G7 website and never was able to talk to anyone from G7 about this. Since I only needed the check writing feature I would suggest to readers they look at Checksoft. This product allows the user to install only the check writing feature and not the accounting feature. A word of caution- make sure you purchase the most recent version of Checksoft. Determine the current version on their website especially if you are using Quicken or Microsoft Money as a personal finance manager as the Checksoft software packaging does not display version numbers. Being an experienced user of earlier versions of VersaCheck it is my opinion this product is in need of a huge overhaul and shame on G7 for not describing the "validation certificates" in their product literature. I hope my experience helps others to avoid wasting $50.00 or at least a heads up when buying the software.

I was pretty excited at first when this thing arrived. So I brought it in to work to show everybody. Next thing I know, it's schmoozing with my boss. He likes it so much that he fires me and hires it instead. Then he calls back a couple of days later and says that "the Wengmeister" is twice as productive as I ever was.