I found a program to help write wills that only cost $4.95. No, I’m not planning on needing one soon, but that is the point of making one.  I figure the software might be a year or two out of date, but for $4.95 instead of $49.95, I was willing to take that chance. After all, the process of creating a last will and testament hasn’t changed that much in recent years that I have become aware of, unlike the computer that I’m writing this column with.

I found software to edit videos with, or create your own movies, assuming you had the video capture card in your computer and sufficient computer horsepower under the hood to handle the requirements. I found translating software, typing tutor software from Mavis Beacon, resume writing software, lots of utilities, original copies of various versions of Microsoft Office or Windows. If you aren't needing the software, how about the manuals for your software? They’ve got lots of computer manuals for all sorts of programs including the famous for Dummies series of books.  And they also had stuff for Linux and Macintosh computer systems as well.     

You will just simply have to make your own expedition to visit this store, or another one, to see what other bargains might be awaiting your discovery.  So if you are still waiting for a good bargain on anti-virus software, and haven't had to call me to come clean viruses out of your computer yet, you might want to rush right on out to the nearest used book store and snap up a copy of their anti-virus software before they run out.