General Discussion

and rather than subscriptions to the latest and greatest versions of my software, I'm perfectly happy using my old software... it was bought and paid for and came with no "subscription" needs. Of course, I DO keep my antivirus and antimalware software up to date, and run on a frequent basis. But I can see the reason for subscriptions on that type of software... the entire paradigm changes on a near constant basis as the script kiddies and others up their games.

My old Word (the last one before they went to Subscription) does everything I need, as does my Excel. I will admit I'm no longer a power user on any of this software, simply because I'm now retired and my needs are more simplistic. Knowing when what you've got is "enough" is one of the hardest things we have to adjust to, IMO. And that's not just in software, but in all things... I believe people would be a lot happier if they made do with "enough" and not kept hoping for "more." But, at 70, I'm at the age when I'm looking at downsizing on a lot of issues and "things"... things look different from my view vs those younger than me.