I've tried that.  The documentation seemed to consist of a YouTube video.  I couldn't get the **bleep** thing to work.  The person who publishes the software wanted to remote into my system to solve the problem, but I wasn't about to expose my client data to a third party.  He then offered to troubleshoot by phone, which I declined.  This was supposed to save me time, but it had the opposite effect.  If I was willing to invest the time with him to troubleshoot, the program probably would have worked.  But who buys software just to spend time on the phone with support?