And I've never read so many complaints in my whole life on one forum and trust me, I've visited so many. There have been people on this board who already expressed their worries BEFORE the product was released. Well if that doesn't tell you anything... And others have complained several times over the last few weeks and suddenly everybody speaks up once "Paid Support" is the subject. I've read in so many and many posts that people are almost waiting for over a week to get some reply from support. That says enough about how busy they are with all the complaints... And then L. Fredricks says somewhere; it's because people don't supply them fast enough with the necessary information. I don't believe one word of that!! There will be always exceptions, but I don't believe that the majority of the users who bought a brand new program that didn't cost $19 that has lots of problems are going to wait days to supply them with all the info Eon needs to solve the problem. It's all about competition. World Builder plays less of a role and so does Bryce and Eon knows that they can survive even with all these dissatisfied users, because let's be honest, where else are we going to find our bloody trees, rocks and mountains? Well great guys, you want to conquer the professional market? Guess what, the pros will be even more picky when it comes to quality. I believe not one moment that Vue Pro will be a great success among Pros, never. Especially now that Eon considers to ask them money for support. Imagine that you depend on Vue Pro as a professional. Imagine that your customers have to wait, because Vue Pro doesn't do what it's supposed to do. What are they going to say to their customers? "Sorry, but that's just part of being a beta tester" I made my point.

Let we all do what Guitta says, Install Vue on a seperate computer. Let's do that for every program that crashes. The only thing you have to ask yourself is; do you have the money and the space... Sorry, but when I log on I have 20 small programs running at the same time (backup, popupstopper, emailchecker, firewall, virusscanner, etc) and sometimes I have 5-10 programs started at the same time (I work in the IT and have to work with or test lots of programs). Why for god sake should I have a separate computer so that my Vue Pro will not stop crashing all the time? That's really rediculous! None of my graphics software is crashing (and I have at least 8 programs), serious, sometimes I have 3 or 4 open at the same time without a problem. Yes, let us blame the user, tell him/her that it's their fault. I plaid several hundreds of dollars for this software; can't I at least have a program that doesn't crash so much!! I don't care about a bug here and there, they will be solved, but keep the software in the air so that I don't lose everythign I'm working on. Nothin, but nothing I worked with in 25 years in the IT has crashed so much as Vue Pro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!