Review: Indispensable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
I can’t emphasize enough how useful Norman Jordan’s ‘2014 Guide to Free PC Software’ is to the average computer or internet user who only wants to maximize the power of their machine without having to shell out extra bucks for the software. If you think, “Hey, why do we need a download guide when it’s so easy to Google them, anyway?” then you’ve got another think coming.Norman’s comprehensive guide is important for one simple reason: you can’t really download any “free” software on the internet as it easily used to. In the “olden” days, which was probably about a decade ago, people have a few trusted sites from which they download free PC software. These days (read: now, a you’re sitting there), you can’t do that anymore: these supposed providers of “free” software load up the downloads with what Norman calls “Crap Wrap”—extra software you don’t want but your download installs anyway, and it actually harms your system.So how do you still get the free awesome software without the dreaded Crap-Wrap?By checking out Norman’s ‘2014 Guide to PC Software’, is how. It only makes sense—you can save on hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars by getting very useful software—from security essentials, to multimedia and desktop editing tools, to file and disk utilities, and many more—for free, without any regrettable catch. Get a copy of this book—today. This is a guide no PC user today can do without. Five stars.