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PC Magazine July 28, 2004 Peter Suciu	Strategic Moves With this wave of new-release games, you can hone your skills as a PC desktop general. Besieger... Ground Control II: Operation Exodus... Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots... Spartan... Warlords Battlecry III...
PC Magazine July 6, 2004 Cade Metz	PentaSuite 7.1 If you're a multimedia power user, this software package may be just what you need to manage and share digital photos and videos. But less experienced PC users will want a far simpler solution.
PC Magazine July 1, 2004 Bill Machrone	Paint Shop Photo Album 5 Jasc joins the first rank of photo organizers. Its revamped interface is much more approachable, and its features are fairly evenly matched with Adobe Photoshop Album.
PC Magazine June 30, 2004 Neil J. Rubenking	Nelson Email Organizer Pro 3.0 If you just want to use Outlook e-mail (both current and archived) more effectively without adopting an entirely new system, this is a good choice.
Macworld August 2004 Charles Purdy	Word Menu 2.2 At $35, Word Menu 2.2 is a practical investment if you work with words or if you're a crossword aficionado. The program is part dictionary and part thesaurus.
Macworld August 2004 Anton Linecker	Final Draft 7 Latest version of the industry-standard script-writing application adds a few nice features but comes with bugs.
Macworld August 2004 Barber et al.	Microsoft Office 2004 A detailed review of Office 2004: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Entourage. There have been some improvements, but some features may cause confusion.
Macworld July 12, 2004 Tessler et al.	Microsoft Office 2004 The new suitewide features of Office 2004 help tie its programs together into a true suite. You may just find that these features offer you a productivity boost as well.
PC Magazine August 3, 2004	No Second Acts? Using simple downloadable software from Web site Pad2Pad and eMachineShop you can fabricate your own circuit board and use a straightforward CAD program to design objects.
PC Magazine August 3, 2004	Staying in Style If you happen to like using styles, you'll be happy to learn that Microsoft Word 2003 gives you a way to work more easily with those who tend to ignore them.
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