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[ continuation ] video, with the right equipment. The interface is really slick. Instead of involved script languages, you assign various sounds, scores, graphics, text and/or graphics to icons. The icons, if I remeber correctly, sometimes have menus to fill out (show how many times, how loud should it be, when shoudl it start, etc.), but it's very easy and interactive. You lay them out on the screen in a manner that is very similar to using shapes for logic and program development, and can take sub-routines, and compress them into a single module icon. Double click on that icon, and the module opens up to show you its logic flow. And these modules can next inside on another, so you can have your intro duction become one item on screen when that's set, etc. That's probably way too long an answer. I hope it gives you some idea of what Amiga Vision is, rather than confusing you more 🙂 It's hard to describe if you haven't seen it, and, to be honest, I probably saw only a small part of what it can really do. ?|^] Ray Lewis