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John, I'll second that! I work for WORLDSPAN which a travel agency information service providing software, hardware, mainframe, and networking services to airlines and travel agencies worldwide. I run the WORLDSPAN Presentation Center (media services) where I develop such deliverables as corporate logos, color brochures, custom fonts, 2D/3D animation, video/audio production, and training/information presentation. I have many tools (AuthorWare, Action, etc.) at my finger tips, however, my tool(s) of choice is our (I like to call them mine) two Amiga 4000's and Scala MM310. Our Amiga's also have a VT4000 (no Flyer yet), Digital BroadCaster32, Studio16, Picasso, Emplant, CD-Rom (have access to a Yamaha CD-R), HP Scanner, DAT backup drive, DAT audio deck, sound mixer, S-VHS camera. Did I tell you I love my job? Anyway, WORLDSPAN uses PowerPoint (PowderPoint) for most of its presentations, but when their presentation's get into my hand I redo them in Scala for our high profile presentation (on a 7ft screen with an AirMouse). Everyone is alway blown away by how the Scala presentation looks (and sounds). Scala is awsome and very easy to use. I talked to you at COMDEX and enjoyed your show (Amiga keyboards?). If the performance of your PC product is anything like the Scala on an Amiga I'll sure try to replace our 1500+ copies of PowerPoint. Keep up the great work. Michael P., Harbin