One of the things that I dislike about software is upgrading it. Don’t get me wrong, I love a new version of a good application just as much as any other computer user, but there can be times when compatibility and the actual usefulness of some of the newer features may hinder you from upgrading right away. In addition to those concerns, many software upgrades can be quite pricey, and if what you’re using is working just fine, you may be hesitant to pay to play, so to speak.