Guess I'm just spoiled, most of my on line browsing for products is in the metalworking areas. Like McMaster-Carr, click on products and you get page one of their catalog and a search engine,which makes sense unless you want to browse more than 2000 pages of .pdf to find what you're looking for. Or Serif Software, click on "Products" and you get a drop down list of all of their products, which one do you want to look at. I'm told that what I was looking for is under "Premium" something or another, but normally when I see "Premium", it means more bucks than the regular line, and I'm not looking for that either. Not that it matters, before I was done with their site, Serif called me with an offer that I couldn't refuse for more than a few minutes, and my wad for the month is gone now. (The only way I deal with Serif is by phone anyhow, my CC number doesn't go on line at any time.) Off the topic, but I really like their Photo Plus and Page Plus 9. Halfway reasonable price, and an honest to God printed manual that actually has what you need in it, where you can even find it. (Obvious dig at Poser here.) Normal disclaimers apply.