What reviewers say about
PawSense
- The Whole Cat Journal's
review of products for "Cats in the Office"
(October/November 2002)
says
"I have used this program for years and it has saved my sanity (and my work) on numerous occasions."
"It's also very easy to install. (If I can do it, anyone can.)"
- The science magazine Scientific American
says PawSense works "surprisingly well"
(March 2000 print edition, page 26.)
"I recently tested PawSense, using a borrowed cat named Schrier. The software worked surprisingly well, blocking Schrier from her attempts to improve sketchy works of questionable literary value."
- Andy Walker, computer columnist for the Cyberwalker syndicate,
writes for
several Canadian newspapers
such as the Toronto Star
and the
Edmonton Journal.
Walker's review of PawSense 1.0 gave the software
a Reviewer's Rating of 4.5 / 5.
- In the December 10, 2000 issue of Access Magazine, Ivan Berger reports on his tests of PawSense. Berger discovers that "PawSense works."