However, it's hard to customize to a desired layout. For example, I would like to replace the "Company" column with "City" and "State" columns since my users want to see the city/state location first, then click to see the complete posting and learn the company.

Enabling front-end editing/deleting for the users who posted the jobs would be very nice, although I recognize the complexity that could create.

I am having the same experience as the person before me - EZGallery looks like a really, REALLY outstanding component, and it's what I was looking for, a nice slideshow type thingy that can go into the content area. Unfortunately, after installing EZGallery and uploading my photos, then going to the component in the admin, I am taken to the main home screen in the backend. No way to publish the component, no way to do anything with it. It's a shame - this looks to be exactly what I want, but I can't get it to work. I maybe this one is too EZ?

Sometimes I just want a simple little piece of HTML code in a module. Jumi does what I want, and is capable of doing much more. I wanted to place an ad with an external link and I wanted it "just so". Jumi let me do it! This made my week, thanks!

There are some odd things that happen. If you are going require that someone be registered before purchasing a rental, then that should be the very first thing that happens, instead of letting people reserve a car rental; I had problems with the front end demo when I tried renting a car to see how the application functions. First time, I tried to do it without registering, and I thought when I was filling in personal details that that information would then go into an account that was being created for me at that point (during the rental process), but it doesn't appear so. The second time, I tried to register first, which was fine, but then there was no opportunity to fill in personal details during the process of registering, and I could not fill in personal information while I was purchasing a rental. Maybe I was doing it incorrectly, but I was behaving much as an average user would.