Im using it to kill my toenail fungus but its not able to get up under the nail bed. Answer: I use my wifes Dremel tool and drill (VERY CAREFULLY) a couple of small holes in my toenails over were the fungus is separating my nail from the skin...ta daaaa the fungus even hiding under my toenail is being vanquished even as we speak.

I was asked by my father to purchase two of these antennas for him, after he seen it on an infomercial. I was reluctant, but if he wanted to try, who am I to say no? He lives by a lake which is in low lying land. The lake is surrounded by tall bluffs on three sides. He has been using two different kinds of HD rabbit ears that are amplified through a transformer plugged into a wall socket. Each set contained several knobs and buttons for adjustments. My father always had issues receiving several channels. Freezing, pixelation, or no input image at all. I assumed we would have to buy a large antenna and put it on the roof.

After being forced to upgrade once again to maintain online connectivity, the results are in and this has to be the worst release yet. We are long-time users and have been using Quicken since it came on 3.5inch discs.

Roxio does a fine job selling their product and I have bought a couple upgrades over the years. My gripe is that I can't really see much change or improvement from one upgrade to the next. The features are generally scaled down versions of useful programs. I like having all the features in one package. I use the audio program frequently. It does what I want without bloated overhead and without a steep learning curve. It does not copy protected discs. It has fewer functions than appears because Roxio parses out functions into separate packages that might otherwise be expected under one umbrella.