Cas, If I buy something and I'm not happy, it goes back. Period. That's MY own personal EULA. As for Curious Labs' EULA, just because it's in print doesn't make it legal -- or the final word. Sometimes you just have to get pushy and raise a little ruckus. But, hey, don't mind me. I work in Hollywood where a signed contract is usually treated with as much reverence as toilet paper. However, it's a moot point. I AM happy, and I think the product has lived up to my expectations. Thanks Curious Labs. Now I just have to figure out which computer I want to register it on. --jjsemp P.S. My vote for a new name for the renderer is "New Possibilities."