I'm not trying to tell you you're wrong for adapting, not at all, I just think that a good product should be fixed when there are problems.  That's all.  I agree, it's better not to be frustrated, but at the same time, if a program has a problem, the makers of that program should address it.  I'm sure they are trying to fix it.  Actually, I live just a few miles from Beaverton, I should go see what the deal is....hehe....