compare it to publisher for the occasional home user
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As for publisher, I used it more several years ago but not as much lately. Mainly because of PagePlus. I find it fairly intuitive and user friendly. It's actually got more capabilities than I can use in most cases. I have done several projects with it and have enjoyed using it. No limitations in what I've done (forms, business cards, rack cards (heavy graphics, photos, logos, blends, etc.), a short newsletter and some simple signs. So I way prefer PagePlus to publisher. It's well worth the money.
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Trial Version pre-loaded, can subscribe to yearlyy service, great little compter by far, even without the full blown version, suggest you consider the student home version,
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No, the difference is not significant. At this point, buy whichever version has the cheapest used copy available.
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Good website. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I will probably go with the first one an get the software if needed. good advice. The new one looks pretty, gut I don't spend money if there isn't enough upgrade to justify the added espense.
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Here is their website that gives the best summary comparison. http://www.getdoxie.com/info/compare.html
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I don't see any extra content in the download version, but I encourage you to investigate further. Barring that, this one certainly looks like the better value.
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IMO the 1000HE will fit your needs. Recognize that MS Office is not included, so you will have to compromise and use Star Office, unless you have the ability to add Office on your own. As long as you are using Word 2003 or earlier, Star Office is a viable solution. As to buyers remorse, so far the device has met and exceeded my expectations, considering its price-point compared to "competing" netbooks. While 9 hours of battery time seems like a far-fetched claim, I'm perfectly happy with the 7 hours or so I seem to be getting. My only criticism has been the sound quality from the speakers. Turning on the Dolby helps, but at best the audio is mediocre.
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It is a similar difference between buying the home version of software and buying the full-blown professional version possessing greater functionality.
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Not many ;-) Seriously, it's slower than any "modern" printer I use at a variety of offices I've printed in. However, if you're not in a hurry, it's fine for home use.
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check out iamtoo.combest editing, conversion format and dvd maker. dl for free to test it out.
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Yeah, I am not sure either, but considering C2 appears to be a more recent version update not to mention, cheaper and also come with free office 2013, that made my choice easy to decide.
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Correct. Try the Brother Thermal 'Plus' rolled paper. Looks and feels a little better.
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Yes, there are two versions. I use the free version, which is adequate for home use. I have been using it for over four years and very satisfied with the basic functions.
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Probably, but I would not recommend. This model is very demanding about paper and source settings, and multiple users would trip constantly over that problem. In addition., you could probably not scan to software effectively.
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I bought this program because I had contcted print shop and I was told it was so I bought it, this was a good program in the past but now it is one of the worse programs I have bought, so my advice is to not purchase this product, but if you still wantbto buy I have one for sale,,, my advise would be to purchase microsoft publisher, this does just about everything that I need, just have a small learning curve,,,
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If you have printed photos on a printer, it is basically similar. I found it to be fairly simple.
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Trial version of Office. I think it includes MS Works without any extra charge.