Well, blackhearted, I do agree with you to a certain extent, but you have to remember that we now live in a global internet economy where things can have a value that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of location or culture. Nowadays, anyone who is famous, has to take steps to protect their image and it's 'value'. Say some dork decides to promote his business website by adding a pic of the front page of AMG doing it with a donkey, all made from the DAZ clone. All he needs to do is add her name as a keyword (along with 'sex') and he gets hits. Whether it's fair or not is beside the point. He's using her fame, name and image to further his own business interests. Really, when it comes down to it, if you think the EULA is too restrictive, don't buy the product. I won't buy it myself, but that's just because I have no interest in it. I bought v3 to find out what Readscript was, used her once, and never looked at her again. But that's me... mac