P pfister  Pushes your pop-up assemblies
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Easy and quick to install , and usually no leaks like the other pop-up assemblies .
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Stop the pop. Clean up your Ps and Ss or use it in the wind. Great fit and function.
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Does what it needs to, makes a satisfying *click* when you insert it properly - note that it won't work if you don't push it until it clicks.
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Sooner or later you will get this message and no matter how many times you change the expensive cartridge, it won't go away.

You can save yourself a lot of time and money (not to mention frustration) by resetting your machine:

[Menu]
[#]
[9000]
[*] (Will display P-SF)
[6722]
[Fax Start]
[Menu]
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I installed this on all three of my computers.  The only problem I ran into was that it accused me of not restarting my computer after I did, so I just did it again - no biggie! It is best to install all three on the same day because your one-year free subscription starts with the first installation.  I like the fact that pop-up, spyware and adware detection have been added.  I asked Tech Support if I needed the three freeware programs that I used for this.  They told me that I no longer need the pop-up blocker but did not menthion the other two.  I did tun Spybot Search and Destroy and it caught a couple of problems, so I will continue to use both this and Norton.  I've had no problems with my computers since installing this about 3 weeks ago.  I've been using Norton products for some time and recommend them.
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Whoever is responsible for this idiocy (Windows 8/8.1) should step forward and admit it.  The amount of time wasted by users in trying to recover from "autonomous" resizing, panel slide, etc., is enormous and offensive.  We also agree with the "mothership" connectivity complaint that others have made.  With both Microsoft and Google competing to force us to sign in to simply access apps and pressing us to move data to their cloud services, we are heading for outright rebellion.  We don't want you to have our data, waste our time, or control our access!  We're moving on to Apple and will not participate with Microsoft, either as consumers or investors, any longer.  (Google is next.)  We hope hardware platform manufacturers understand the long-term risk they are incurring by continuing to bundle Microsoft.
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I tried the new Avery laser printer labels with the "Pop-up Edge" and found them easy to use.  The die-cut labels fed well through my HP laser printer, stuck well on envelopes and packages, and didn't smear.  These labels may also be written on by hand when called for which is a useful benefit.  The "Pop-up Edge" is a feature which allows you to fold the sheet so one edge lifts, making it easy to peel the label from the sheet.  The center "margin" has also been removed to facilitate easier removal compared to earlier products.  I found this "Pop-up" to be a double edged sword so to speak as once the labels are "popped-up," I found that they don't quite go back to flat.  The feature is good if you are printing a whole sheet but I sometimes print individual labels which means the popped label is a potential jam in the printer.

I found that the Avery labels get the job done which earns them 4 stars.  Compared to the 3M labels however, the Avery labels are more expensive and I do not think the "Pop-up Edge" is as effective as 3M's "Quick Lift Design."
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I'm sorry. If I'm paying money for software, I do NOT expect to see ads in my software! It's bad enough that they pop up. In addition to that, they appear in workflow dialog boxes. This is DISTRACTING AND ANNOYING! This low class feature takes away from productivity and concentration.

The UI is actually pretty decent but until I can disable the ads, I can't in good conscience recommend this software. Sony Vegas is not as obnoxious as this.
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I have bought several Sabuda pop-ups as gifts for my friends with children, and I lovingly refer to them as pop-ups on steroids.  His books are absolute pieces of art and they never fail to amaze me and the children for whom I buy them.  This one joins the ranks!!
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This thing works like a dream, and the if you have an older computer that you're updating, you might need the included spacer. I did and that saved me a lot of hassle. My computer literally takes 5 seconds to restart now. I've never seen anything like it.
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This was advertised on a pop up when I ordered my copy/fax machine but does not work with it!
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Put your name on it somewhere in permanent marker immediately. In a lecture hall full of a hundred people using the same clicker, these things get left all over the floor. The price is an absolute rip-off, so you don't want to be buying replacements.
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Children really adore pop-up books, especially those with little windows to open, wheels to turn to change the image, and levers to push and pull.  The maximum fascination seems to come from ages 2-4, and this book is a cornucopia of pop-up fun for such a child.  If your children are like mine, they will spend many hours happily interacting with the materials in this book.  Each time, they will want to manipulate each item at least once!
The story is the weak part of this book.  I graded the book down to reflect this weakness, although I thought the book's design and use of pop-ups are terrific.
To put all of those pop-ups together, the scenes had to change a lot.  The book opens (pun intended) with Hilda Hippo reading her letter from Lowly Worm to find that she's been invited to his birthday party.  To go to the party, she takes a bus to the train station.  On the train, she has a fine meal.  The train arrives at the dock where she boards an ocean liner.  After she debarks, she drives in a Hippomobile at an airport.  There, she gets a ride in Rudolf von Flugel's private plane.  The last page describes what happens when Rudolf and she arrive at the party.
The travel process doesn't make much sense, so you'll just have to encourage your child to laugh at the silliness and enjoy it.  The story only progresses on pages 1, 11, and 12.
Here's how the book is designed.  Each time you open a page, you are looking at a giant pop-up scene that fills half the area (and blocks out the back, which you cannot see).  The pop-ups are all over the page, so there are many different items.  In addition, windows and other items to manipulate are everywhere, with some on the pop-ups and some not.  After you have read all of the pop-ups facing one way, you turn the book upside down (from your original perspective) and read it going the other way.
In the end, Lowly Worm says, "Why, this is the best birthday ever."  I suspect that you and your child will be saying that this is the best pop-up book ever.
Such a large and complicated pop-up book is undoubtedly going to get heavy use.  Some parts will be torn and rendered unusable.  You should plan to reinforce any parts you see starting to wear as soon as that happens.  These are cardboard items, so Super Glue and transparent tape work well.  If you think your child may want to have a fairly pristine copy to treasure for future generations, you could buy more than one and store one of them away for when your child is physically easier on books.
If your child likes this book, I also suggest getting other interactive books for your child.  My four children all went through many copies of Pat the Bunny as their starting point for "touch and see" books.
Another good activity to use with your child is to play plenty of peek-a-boo starting before age one.  Pop-up books are all about peek-a-boo, and allow you to continue the wonderful fun!
Have a ball!
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Bought for my grandson who loves the intracacies of high quality detailed pop ups.  The colors are brilli ant and the pop ups please the five to fifty year old.
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It seems to do a fine job of maintaining security across multiple devices.  However, it has an annoying habit of launching pop-ups trying to sell other products or services.
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Ever want to host a dance party for your kids but not want to hire a DJ? Here's a quick solution  subscribe to Amazon Prime Music and stream The Pop-Ups first digital release, THE GREAT PRETENDERS CLUB. Brooklyn's Jason Rabinowitz & Jacob Stein are futuristic guinea pigs for kindie music; boldly going where few artists have dared to travel. You can still purchase a physical CD, but the primary method of distribution for their fourth collection is the Internet giant's attempt to combat Spotify and Pandora.

Ask most adults and they'll tell you that pop-ups (meaning ads) are totally annoying. Ask most teenagers and they'll say pop-ups are for kids (meaning illustrated books with parts that protrude from the pages). Working against that inherent double standard, J & J take their electro-acoustic music and challenge your expectations. Bolstered by a packed video wall featuring tracks from across their recordings, The Pop-Ups want to amuse and work out your children. If the kids learn something in the process, that's they're own fault.

"Bird and Rhino" is kind of a fire prevention song. The primary rhino stomps out fires when he sees and smells them. Dancing is his secondary goal. The narrator of "On the Air" hosts his own imaginary radio program (not a podcast, incidentally), sings songs, and interviews the family dog. I can see my son Matt (approaching 5) graduating to that activity once he gets past re-enacting every live concert he's ever attended, in our living room. Are you and your kids forever losing things around the house? "Treasure Hunter" makes it an adventure. "Animal Birthday Party" disco-fies the typical "party with [insert critter]" concept:

You might say it smells a little unsavory
But I'll celebrate with every animal family
'cause I'm at an animal birthday party.

It's a brave new world for kindie music, with videos, streaming, DVDs, apps, as well as the traditional methods of CDs and LPs (I'm looking at you, Red Yarn). Those who do not embrace technology or at least try to keep in step with the bandwagon may not be here in 5-7 years for the next wave of their audiences. The Pop-Ups are making the leap. In fact, they are encouraging children and families to make the leap with them. Take a listen, embrace the pretend, and leap with eyes open.
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Do I really need to do this?  These pop-us are so annoying. I want to turn them off.  Any advice?