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Bug, It actually all ties in together. We didn't want everyone to have to register twice or risk registration info not being carried over to a new database correctly, or worse risk security by putting up the wrong type of registration database that wasn't correctly implemented. Cheers, I understand, but this is something we must be steadfast on. Telling anyone at this point where the code was or how to remove it would defeat our purpose. I hope you run through the process to register and then unregister to see how it goes before you make that decision. Morally I'm opposed to accepting cookies through Netscape, but if I want to use some features on some servers, I have to. I'm also opposed to amortization, but if I want to own a house I have to allow it. I can't pay cash for a $200k house but in the end I end up paying over a million for it because the interest is amortized. To me that is theft and it's immoral. I'm obviously trying to influence your decision here and maybe my analogies aren't the best, but I really do understand where you're coming from. We deal with these issues daily and inmost aspects of life. I hope that you stay with us, but I would understand and appreciate your decision not to. I didn't mean to twist your words. I just misunderstood. **************************** Steve Yatson Product Manager Curious Labs Http://www.curiouslabs.com ****************************