General rate: Negative
Warning! I got a suspicious-looking e-mail message with a bogus date and time, with significant errors in English. I don't mind errors if English is not the writer's first language. I suspect that the author's web site has been hijacked; I dearly hope not. However, the way I learned about PractiCalc, and trying to resolve the sender's numeric IP address, lead me to think what I do. I even tried to leave a message in the site's Guestbook, and had a worrisome 404 error; the URL for the guestbook has also apparently been hacked. The screen shot from trusted sources differs markedly from the one you get by going to the Web site. I did not download the self-install file; I don't trust it. For reference, I'm posting this on 23 March 2004. I do hope things are legit. again, soon!

General rate: Positive
Hi, looks like the previous guy is out to trash my software. His posting is full of lies and is designed in the IBM tradition of FUD (look it up)! PractiCalc is great. Looks and works better than you can imagine. Just try it. www.practicalc.com Thanks