Easy to install, no tools needed except a rubber hammer/mallet to get pieces into slots. A regular hammer with a block of wood or wrapped in a towel would work too. Yes, it is heavy, but that's what you want if you are storing heavy items on it like I am. Don't place. or drag, it on anything you care about after you set it up. The steel angle iron feet will destroy the floor. If you have an epoxied garage floor I would recommend attaching wooden 'feet' to the bottom of the rack using the 1st open slot (if set up per directions this one will be open anyway).

This is, for the cost, completely unnecessary. I have older versions that do everything I could possibly need and they support my OS. For this, I would not only throw out $240 a year but I would have to buy a new IS as well. Not worth it!

I have use this product a few times in the last few years. I don't do it every 3 months because I fell the results last longer. I don't want my hair completly straight, i just want to make my life easier when i want to blow dry it. Compared to other hair straighteners the damage is minimal. Would continue to use as is the best and easier at home treatment I've used.

01/09/2012 Update: The problem in my old review(below)has been resolved. Microsoft has contacted me after several months to say they corrected the issues regarding compatibility. They are right, the bugs have been corrected, and my old favorite program "ONENOTE" is again on the top of my list. I have installed the new release and it is working flawlessly in my 64 bit machine. Kudos to Microsoft for having the pride and perseverance to not only correcting the issues, but also for following up with me. This is a rare commodity of any software company.

I was forced to upgrade to Creator 2012 Special Edition after spending untold hours trying to fix Easy Media Creator 10 which suddenly stopped working after years of problem free function and instead insisted MPEG-2 Codec be installed to use it. I tried every series of steps out there to get it back to working. Finally I got the news that this problem is probably not solvable, plus Roxio is no longer supporting this version. So here I am with Creator 2012 Special Edition. So far I have made 6 unsuccessful tries to get a successful installation. The first 2 just hung about half-way thru without leaving a clue. More recently, after a thorough cleansing of my PC of every smidgen of anything related to Roxio, I am getting almost 2/3 through the install before it kicks me out and rolls back the whole works. Get this though. An exact quote of the unbelievable error message "You Must Install Roxio Creator 2012 Before installing the content". This is from the "install wizard" which Roxio generated, not me. After extensive reading of untold blogs, user communities etc, etc, the only sure way of getting a trouble free installation is to reformat your hard drive and reinstall Windows, and then go straight to installing your Roxio product. If there is any residue of any previous version of their products on your machine your chances of success are a roll of the dice. If you feel up to that level of effort, then I applaud you. As for me, after all that, I'm giving it one more try, then I'll be taking it back for a refund.

I have used QuickBooks 2004 for many years, and needed a reference book for the changes. This is great. Very understandable. I ordered a more in depth book which is not yet in print. Not sure I will need it. I will be curious to see the difference. This is definatley not an accounting book, but a good book on QuickBooks.

This book is so thick that if what you are trying to do isn't listed, then you need to revisit the premise of your idea. This book contains concepts that I would never have dreamed of but, apparently, have always been what Excel was designed for. I purchased this book with the hope of relearning Excel, in order to gain the Microsoft Office Suite Certification and make myself more attractive to employers. Having received this book, I can now say that learning it will take some time but will be so complete that if I cannot obtain certification, then the the problem will be with myself.