Ok, that makes a lot of sense. We don't have a network yet, but I'm thinking of getting a computer soon to help with school. (He's a computer hog when he's home and I can't type up papers on time LOL) There's just a lot about it that confuses me, because so much can get you into trouble with software stuff now-a-days. I didn't know until recently that if I owned something and had both a desktop computer and a laptop, I couldn't (or shouldn't) have it on both computers at the same time, eventhough, no one would be using one of the computers (like away for business or whatnot) And to me that's silly that I have to buy 2 copies of the same thing if it's my computers (but I suppose I can see where vendors are coming from) THe only reason I knew about that was Trey had some issues having a few programs on both his laptop and his home computer, eventhough the laptop isn't used at all unless he's away from home.