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Comments on: Microsoft's Money 2006 available for preorder

Amazon.com starts letting people reserve copies of the upcoming tool and of the software giant's newest Digital Image Suite.

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by TV James June 21, 2005 2:48 PM PDT
"Chief among the enhancements to the image-editing program are improved organizational capabilities such as the possibility of adding more keywords and labels to photos, as well as new black-and-white special effects."

Reporting-by-template?
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Since when did this become news?!?!
by June 21, 2005 3:32 PM PDT
I can't understand how c|net continues to make it seem like they are not favoring any one company. I can see reporting on big software such as SQL Server, or Longhorn, but come on, MONEY?!?! Stooges, and this is the straw which breaks the camel's back for me. I've been threatening myself for a long time with a block of this site; this does it for me. I'd rather read Slashdot, and I hate that site!

Hope Microsoft's money (pun intended) feels good in your wallets.
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What's New?
by 201293546946733175101343322673 June 21, 2005 4:24 PM PDT
Let's see, after a few weeks Intuit will release its Quicken 2006 software (and maybe once again stop online banking supports for its "loyal" customers :) ), Symantec will release 2006 Norton software lineup, maybe Mcafee and Trend Micro will do that too. Oh, and let's not forget all the encyclopedia CD/DVD yearly update.
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After the Acrylic beta...
by Earl Benser June 22, 2005 5:41 AM PDT
... I'd be very cautious about any MS software. Acrylic is a
programming disaster, lacking any element of quality. If MS hasn't
executed an extremely massive improvement in software
devlopment, Money 2006 and Digital Image Suite 2006 will be true
lead sleds. And I have found that previous versions of Money have
been very unimpressive, even when compared to Quicken.

But then, these are MS programs and obviously, they are the best
apps a PC user could have...... right??????
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