Aldaron, right, I myself picked up Bryce 4.0 from an online store for under $100 at the time, then an upgrade to 5.0 cost me another $100. $200 spent. (The one BIG factor that we are missing in these discussions is the actual price for Bryce 5.5, not a package deal price or any of that, just 5.5 by itself. Once that comes out, users can make a better decision.) But, lets imagine this; A piece of landscape software costs $250 (Vue, MojoWorld). An upgrade to that software costs $150. That's = $400. For newer users, Bryce 5.0 cost them $60-$70...what's the 5.5 "upgrade" going to cost = ? Older users of Bryce 4.0 payed $100 to upgrade to 5.0, and the 5.5 upgrade is going to cost = ? Like I said once we can plug in that 5.5 price point, we can make better decisions, lol. I think my point is though, that it COULD end up costing far less than it would in a normal upgrade situation. Wait and see. AND...of course, not to forget, you each will have to make the decision if 5.5 is what you want or not, maybe you will just wait for 6.0 AgentSmith

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