Bryce has not had an upgrade since Windows 95. It doesn't use any active X or any of the graphics acceleration technology applied to basic operating systems since the major shift from 16 to 32bit processing. DAZ is right to still call the program Bryce 5. They have the ownership and can only now decompile and look at the code. It's still several months to understand it all and do anything about it. It is a daunting task for even someone like Doc Mojo who worked on it to bring it into the 21st century. If they make GUIs for the imbedded code it might make it worth calling Bryce 6. Don't look for anything new this week, this month, or this quarter. A release of any major changes by Christmas would be a stretch. I know everyone has been waiting a long time but nothings going to happen soon.