"Lexicon software lets writers swim through an ocean of words"

"...Ordinarily, I'd say Word Menu is an excellent tool for writers or anyone who loves language. But now I'll declaim that it's a singular assistant for scribes, bibliophiles and would-be lexicologists." (Go to complete review at USAToday.com...)

—Brian Bergstein, Associated Press
February 2004

"An indispensable tool for anyone who works with words"

"Word Menu is an indispensable tool for writers, students, business professionals, crossword puzzle fanatics, and anyone who just plain loves words. More versatile than a thesaurus, it can help you find that elusive word on the tip of your tongue or figure out a more creative way to say something you've already said a dozen times before." (Go to complete review...)

—Consumer Guide
December, 2003

"Word Menu: A language feast in a fast-food age"

"Few of us ever will command words on a par with such greats as James Joyce, TS Eliot or Tom Wolfe, but with a PC and an amazing software package called Word Menu, our diction can soar to new heights."

—Chicago Tribune
February 1, 2003

WORD MENU: A Cornucopia of Words and Ideas for the Vocabulary-Challenged and Advanced Wordsmiths

"...if you are stuck for a word, phrase or definition there just is no better writing reference available than this one." (Go to complete review...)

—Jeffrey M. Freedman
Nov. 2003 Review, scr(i)pt magazine

"[Word Menu] is like a glimpse
inside language nirvana"

"...Rather than acting as just a standard dictionary and thesaurus, Word Menu lets you dig deep in an unfamiliar field and learn its terms. For students especially, this is a super speedy way to get caught up on jargon that populates fields like economics and social sciences..." (Go to complete review...)

—Elizabeth Millard, Language Lab
Computer User, August, 2003

Children's Software Review

Rating 4.4 (of 5) "Perfect for anyone who needs to write (students, reporters, public relations personnel, authors, etc.) this is a souped-up thesaurus/dictionary that not only helps you find the right word, but makes you an instant "expert" on just about any subject...It's use will absolutely improve your writing, adding richness and variety to your vocabulary."

—Product Review, July/August 2003
Children's Software & New Media Revue magazine

"As magazine editors we are constantly searching for better word choices in articles. Word Menu is an easy-to-use, intuitive program that makes our jobs easier. We use it almost every day and it never lets us down!"

—Shelly Mellott and Andrew Schneider
Editors, scr(i)pt magazine

"Column-writing column gets
literary aid from Word Menu"

"...In summary, the best word I found while using Word Menu to describe Word Menu is magical....Make that meta-magical." (Go to complete review...)

—James Coates, Binary Beat
Chicago Tribune, Feb.2, 2003

Excerpt from Word Menu: A Great Writing Tool

"I hope that the excitement that I have for this program comes through. I absolutely love it. The program is exceedingly easy to navigate and there is one more very cool tool. It has a "Vocabulary Pad" where you can accumulate words to create your own quick reference." (Go to complete review...)

—Rich Whiteside, LewHunter.com

Excerpt from A nifty way to find the right word

"For anyone who works with words, the electronic version of Word Menu...can swiftly become as much a necessity as a good dictionary and thesaurus." (Go to complete review...)

—John Mello, JobFind.com

"Let me send up a loud and long cheer over the sheer brilliance of Word Menu. It's a thing of beauty. I almost swooned over the fractal browser. I don't know whose incredible melding of left and right brain thinking is responsible for it, but he or she (or you) deserves a standing ovation.

"Thanks again for your help and for a fantastic product."

—Barbara Bretton, Author
At Last; Maybe This Time

Barbara Bretton is the USA Today bestselling, award-winning author of more than 40 books. She currently has over ten million copies in print around the world.

"...this software might be just the ticket for anyone who constantly struggles to pull that perfect word off the tip of their tongue." (Go to complete review...)

—Scriptmag.com