I think if a single copy of Poser is installed on multiple computers and used by several people then CL deserves adddtional money via multiple licensing. But if someone installs it and uses it simultaneously on several computers for their use only I see no reason to pay extra. If I want to do a character setup on one box while doing a render on another why should I pay extra? After all, I bought Poser so I could use it, not just to keep my computers happy. So what if I, not someone else, use it on two computers at the same time? I think there would be a storm of objection if I suggested that someone who uses Poser 10 hours a week should pay more than someone who uses it only five hours a week. How is posing on one computer while rendering on another really any different? Tie the license to the user, not the computer. - Jack