CNET reviews tax prep programs and Web sites
April 15 is just around the corner. Fortunately, there are several fast, accurate, easy-to-use tax preparation programs that can make this annual chore a breeze. Find out which ones CNET recommends, plus some new information about several online tax prep alternatives.Preview: Outlook 2001 for Mac
Macsters join the Windows world with Microsoft's new Outlook 2001 for the Mac. Will it satisfy the Apple masses? CNET takes a look. Family Tree Maker 8.0 vs. Family Tree Generations Grande Suite 8.0
Ready to climb your family tree? These top genealogy apps will help
you rediscover your roots. Find out which one will win your family's heart. Microsoft Outlook 2000 (PIM) vs. AnyDay.com
Thanks to the Web, it's harder than ever to choose a PIM these days. Should you try an online service or use traditional desktop software? Find out which route to take in our review. Back to school downloader's guide
Summer's almost over, and it's time to hit the books again. But before you take on another semester, find out which downloads CNET editors wish they'd had in school. Quicken 2001 Deluxe vs. Money 2001 Deluxe
The latest versions of Quicken and Money have just arrived. Which
one should you trust with your checkbook? Road warriors
Put trip-planning software to work for you, and your vacation or
weekend getaway won't be spoiled because you lose your way or can't find a
decent place to stay. We'll tell you which travel program gets you where
you want to go. The best trip-planning sites
Forget travel agents. Today, the Internet's the place to book flights and hotels. We'll tell you which Web sites will help you put together the travel package of your dreams. We pick the top PIMs
Keeping track of all those staff meetings, phone calls, email messages, and business contacts would be impossible without the help of a personal information manager. We pick the best of the leading PIMs. Know-it-all software
We've dug up the five home and reference CD-ROMs we think every household should own. Get a Renaissance education from the comfort of your own desk.
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