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Scott, I think the reference to "professional secret" was meant more to not lamblast a client with the differences between platforms, but to be able to use the Amiga to produce an acceptable product withOUT having to beg for permission first to USE an Amiga. After the acceptance of the delivered product, then it would be easier to mention, "and it was done on an Amiga", and not have to worry about the endless "non-messy-dos compatibility" squabbles. which usually are enough of a deterrent, all on their own. Definitely, the Amiga MUST be mentioned, but it WOULD be safer, to a certain extent, to not harp too much on it BEFORE the product is made available to the client. How else do you think do any of the other commercial enterprises get you to switch to THEIR brand? Real World:southern Illinois,USA Internet:ca0008 at siucvmb.siu.edu