dontbotherme opened this issue on Oct 13, 2004 ยท 15 posts
SamTherapy posted Wed, 13 October 2004 at 12:36 PM
IMO, yes. P5 - on my system, at least - is as stable as P4/PP and capable of much more. It's not too difficult to get to grips with, if you concentrate on one new feature at a time. The one downside that I can think of is that it needs a fairly hefty machine to run on. It's a little slower than P4 but then, it does a heck of a lot more. I've been using P5 for about 10 months and I honestly would not go back to P4 now.
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