I like Toolbox. But I am more conservative than a lot of people. I want a software that does only what it is supposed to do. I do not like software that has accounting, antivirus, time management, or bill collecting. I want to be able to fill out a form, have it add and subtract properly, that I don't have to go back and overwrite defaults that I don't like, and allows me a decent amount of boilerplate.
I also refuse to pay hundreds of dollars annually for tech support. To me, if the software is on the market and it crashes or screws up regularly, it is bad software and you should get your money back and go buy something that works without having to call some tech somewhere.
Anyway, I like Toolbox so far....
Greg