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hi Jeff. 🙂 >> was bummed. I made my findings known on ASOFT and got flak, rhetoric and rigamarole. I did draft and send a detailed list of my findings, complaints and other "things about Autodesk that were starting to really get on my nerves." So, you see, constructive is still my motivation. << there were some bugs in r1.0. no doubt. but again, what software of x.0 doesn't go through its paces. here we are, a couple months later and on the brink of the Win95 version, and c1 for the win3.1 version… things moving along at a typical pace. hopefully, when you tap in, you'll always get a balance of people who agree and disagree with you. <g> >> However, I did form a professional opinion, and that opinion is shared by all the other animators I called, trying to get help in uncrippling this software. Bottom line: We need a robust 2-D 24bit animation software. Particularly one that can function at video output resolution (forget real-time play, just give me reasonable load-time for streams, real-time pointer movement so I can paint and draw —- and, well, you know the rest of this long list, so I'll spare that pathos). << i agree. i can't stress enough that waiting for a while after a new release of any software (or hardware) comes out has its benefits. -dave