@aqtinc: You know what sets me off?

Reading for the ten-thousandth time, some variation of "If you were a professional like me...in the real world...swingin' a big hammer...in production...doing serious work..."

Serious work...like fatuous software reviews?

Here's an example of what "faster to use," might mean to one of us "non serious" types.

Page 17 of obscure_doc.pdf contains irrelevant info I need for unimportant work I'm doing.

Start Preview or PDFView go to page 17 read/copy info, move on to next thing.

or,

Start Adobe Reader, wait, wait, wait, wait, locate pager in top heavy toolbar. Oops! Not one. Use the menu. View->Go To->Page... Another Dialog, go to page 17 read/copy info, move on to next thing.

You know, I'm sure it's just me, but it seems SLOWER TO USE for a "reader" and all.

Need to do something to a PDF? Use Adobe stuff. It's magic. Really. (Just observe complex mysteries of the update process.)

Need to read a pdf? Sort of funny when you think about it.

For all those set off by caffiene driven sarcasm I do sincerely apologize. But seriously, there is a long tradition in the UNIX world of increasing productivity by incorporating simple tools into a custom work flow.

If you're an Adobe workflow guru, go on with with your bad self. Then keep it to your bad self thanks.

I'm very pleased with the usefulness and feature set of this application. As someone who creates database backed apps for the web, it's nice to see an app that intelligently handles data structure customization. The developer has managed to make customization of categories intuitive and flexible.

I've tried quite a number of similar applications and this one lets me enter data and find it again very easily. The search function is nicely done.

Customer support is excellent and the price is more than fair. Highly recommended.