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Excellent for beginners to pros - brings you up to speed with the new version. The included CD helps a lot. Even if you buy the Kindle version you can call them and get the CD mailed to you. I would advise you to call them before you purchase the Kindle version to make sure they are still doing this.

I've been using Women's Rogaine since it first came out, decades ago. My hair was starting to thin out, losing hair in the front and sides and the top of my head. It took months for any results to show but I stayed with the program and by year's end I had back the hair I had lost and as long as I used the product I kept my hair. Once, in an attempt to switch to something cheaper, I bought a chain drugstore product. I started to lose my hair and when I looked carefully at the container, it had expired! I went back to Rogaine, and now, 20 years later, my hair is as thick as it was when I was in my forties. I'll use it forever.

I had read that this was very highly regarded, so I wanted to try the free module before buying the full suite. It downloaded and installed easily, and ran a full scan of my PC. Later I found I couldn't get to my PayPal account properly. Avast was blocking part of it, and I couldn't find any way to "allow" PayPal full access, no listing or pop-up to add approved programs or sites. I called tech support and got a tech quickly. He said he'd have to take over my PC remotely to find 'problems with my computer configuration'; he couldn't tell me what to do or look for or change, couldn't/wouldn't just tell me what to do. I had a bad experience previously when some tech support person (another computer program) tried taking over my PC, so I refused. After I un-installed Avast, my access to PayPal was normal again. I'll try a different anti-virus program, one that doesn't block a common site like PayPal

Taking the GRE in a few months and I am so glad I found this book. I haven’t been in school for a couple of years now so I need a book that is designed to prep someone who has been out of the test taking game for a bit. It is a practical guide for someone like me. I love that it starts of addressing general test taking strategies to help you get over the test taking fear and self-doubt that so often accompanies taking standardized tests. For instance, there are strategy sections called “understanding the intimidation,” “no fear.” And “you’re not expected to be Einstein.” The sections are brief but motivating. If nothing else, this book will definitely boost your confidence and get you comfortable with sitting down to take the test, which is one of my biggest hurdles. The practice test is over 20 pages long and the answer key and explanation section is another 10 pages. So it’s thorough. I would recommend this for its tips, motivation, and thorough practice exam. I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review.

I hate this leapPad Explorer. First of all, it took 2 days and about 20 tries to get the app center downloaded to my computer from the CD that came with the LeapPad. Then, the LeapPad Explorer boasts free apps to download. So, I downloaded them to my computer, which took about 30 attempts before they downloaded and way longer than the 40 minutes the website says it will take. Now that I have the free apps on my computer, and the LeapPad Explorer connected to my computer, the free apps won't sync to the LeapPad Explorer. I have probably spent a total of 12 hours or more trying to get everything downloaded and synced and it still isn't working. I started trying to sync the apps at 8:00 am while my 4 year old waits by and mommy gets crabbier and crabbier because the LeapPad still doesn't have the apps synced onto it. It is now almost noon and the apps still aren't synced. Can I say again, I HATE this LeapPad Explorer! Let me also mention that the LeapPad Explorer burned through 4 brand new AA batteries the first day while I was trying to download stuff onto it. It didn't come with a plug in.....but you can buy one and an extra cost. I did buy my 4 year old one of the $25 dollar cartridges for the LeapPad Explorer. She likes the game, but it is really not very detailed, and lacks much of anything to do at all. There doesn't seem to be a very good selection of things to do on this one game. She gets bored with it after about 30 minutes.