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		<title>Goalpro 2008 Reviewed</title>
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A face lift, but no new functionality to speak of, doesn&#8217;t warrant the hefty upgrade fee for this goal tracking software.
Review of Goalpro 2008Rated as 2/5 on Dec 30 2007 by David Hollingworth


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<h4 class="summary">A face lift, but no new functionality to speak of, doesn&#8217;t warrant the hefty upgrade fee for this goal tracking software.</h4>
<p>Review of <span class="item"><span class="fn"><a href="http://http://www.goalpro.com/index.cfm" class="url">Goalpro 2008</a></span></span><br />Rated as <span class="rating">2</span>/5 on <span class="dtreviewed">Dec 30 2007</span> by <span class="reviewer vcard"><span class="fn">David Hollingworth</span></span></p>
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<p>It was some time ago that I stopped using Goalpro 6 in favour of MyLifeOrganized (MLO) for organizing my goals and getting things done. At the time I felt that Goalpro had an outdated user interface and lacked certain functions that GTD requires such as contexts.  Whilst Goalpro has some nice features, like the scratch pad, it just didn&#8217;t cut it for me as a tool for day to day use.</p>
<p>I was interested to try out the new Goalpro 2008 version released recently to see if there was any new functionality that would tempt me back to Goalpro. I have to say that I was very disappointed with what I found. Sure there&#8217;s a new set of icons that give the tired user interface a bit of a face lift; but really that&#8217;s where it ends. The &#8220;what&#8217;s new&#8221; list give a few other items that have changed like the &#8216;completely revised journal&#8217;; but when I looked at the journal it looked exactly the same as the previous version. Other examples include new Calendar and Success Tree options; but it fails to say what those options are and again the Success Tree and Calendar look exactly the same as in Goalpro 6 with the exception on new icons.</p>
<p>Then you come to the price. A purchase isn&#8217;t cheap at $89.95; but if this software fits your requirements then it&#8217;s worth paying the price. It&#8217;s the upgrade price that gets me; a whopping $59.95 for <strong>no new functionality</strong>. That is nothing short of a rip off and is certainly very, very poor value for money. I, for one, won&#8217;t be upgrading.</p>
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