Nope... I didn't mean it that way. Actually, I feel the frustration for the ones that it isn't working for. I've had bouts with pieces of software that were crashing when I needed to reach a deadline. It gets so frustrating sometimes that you don't know whether to cry or throw your mouse through the screen. I mean that literally. It's not very fun troubleshooting a scene trying to figure out what is making it go belly up while the time is ticking away. All the feelings of panic and the painful vision of sitting in front of a client trying to explain why the 3D animation wasn't done for the ground breaking of there new multi-million dollar building. I've been on the other side of the fence. It's a bummer to say the least. I think part of the problem of forums is that people can't here tone of voice or see body language. That's why I wrote "I'm sorry to hear of these problems you are having" before I wrote about using it freely. I'll be more careful in the future. Joe @ 3-AXIS