15%+32%+42%+12%=101% Anyway, how can you put such specific numbers on such things, Jack? It's ridiculous. I guess a competing program would probably be a good thing, assuming it could solve some of P4/P5's issues at a reasonable price (i.e., less than the CL product). Though I'm not holding my breath regarding a Mac version, given DAZ's track record, software-wise.