Annual IA Software

I bought the Zook software yesterday for $285 the year. Sierra doesn't have
an A&P school, so I'm SOL there. And if you think the college provides him
one for free, you don't quite grasp the fundamentals of taxation. It might
be at no cost to the IA, but free ain't quite the word.

Jim

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"If you think you can, or think you can't, you're right."
--Henry Ford



From looking at these postings, I'd say you're out of luck. However, I
know of a way to get the software for free. My IA teaches an A&P class
at the community college and the college provides him a copy of the
software, fully licensed, for free.

-Robert

I bought the Zook software yesterday for $285 the year.

I'd be interested in your opinion after you've used it for a while. Can you
save profiles so you don't have to re-do everything each year? How about a
printout of only new & recurring ADs?

I'm using ATP & it's pretty pricey. I started with it when I got it free
from the local A&P School. However that went down the tube when I didn't
want to contract to take care of all the school's planes on a full time
basis.
(I'm retired & lazy) All my own profiles were in the ATP format so I kept
it.

Cheers:

Paul
N1431A
KPLU

On Aug 13, 9:46 am, "RST Engineering" wrote:
I bought the Zook software yesterday for $285 the year. Sierra doesn't have
an A&P school, so I'm SOL there. And if you think the college provides him
one for free, you don't quite grasp the fundamentals of taxation. It might
be at no cost to the IA, but free ain't quite the word.

You know that isn't what I said, but I know you're just trying to be
funny.

-Robert

What are u guys using for Service Bulletins? For Bonanzas,
I have a CD ROM that was a one shot; I get the newer ones in the mail.

When someone brings a Cessna, I am at a loss.

Bill H. Loveland CO


On Aug 13, 2:39 pm, "Robert M. Gary" wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:46 am, "RST Engineering" wrote:

I bought the Zook software yesterday for $285 the year. Sierra doesn't have
an A&P school, so I'm SOL there. And if you think the college provides him
one for free, you don't quite grasp the fundamentals of taxation. It might
be at no cost to the IA, but free ain't quite the word.

You know that isn't what I said, but I know you're just trying to be
funny.

-Robert

" What are u guys using for Service Bulletins? For Bonanzas,
I have a CD ROM that was a one shot; I get the newer ones in the mail.

When someone brings a Cessna, I am at a loss.


ATP navigator includes the bulletins IF they pertain to an AD. For all
others bite the bullet I guess and buy them.

Cheers:

Paul
N1431A
KPLU