personally i'd like to know. Yeah, I like to insure that people are happy with what they get from me, I try to make them something nice, and occationally there's a small flaw in the file or a error that i missed, When i know about it its easy to fix, but when i don't i wouldn't be able to do anything. I've had in the past where people were having troubles downloading a file "tried to download it several times, and its currupt, can you help me?" type email, and i sat there with them trying to help them get the file, a few times it ended up being the servers fault, or the file got currupted during the upload. a simple path thing is easy to fix for most who have been using the program, thats most likely why no one said anything because its still useable, but when critical files won't work its non useable to everyone. but, if im going to give something out to everyone, i want it to function, look good, or whatever its soul purpose is. I'd rather have people use it and get injoyment out of it then 'doh drat... its currupt i can't use it'. I'll start sticking a readme in it that says to contact if errors accure. Thanks for the help people, hopefully that will give more people the little push they need to send off a email about a problem :)