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>> i wanted to know why on earth ppl are sticking with a computer that has >> absolutly no future what so ever no matrter what are it's capabilit ys, PMBI, But, I can't speak for anyone else here in this forum but I can speak for myself. The reason I 'stick' with my computer of choice is just that, A CHOICE. Without choices, be they bad or otherwise, this world would be a very boring place. Imagine if you had only one color to choose from, one make of car, one flavor toothpaste to put on one size toothbrush. Personally I like choices in everything. You say the Amiga has no future? Well I beg to differ. I'm not as selfish as some are, I believe there is enough room in this world of Billions & Billions of people for more than one platform of computer.(see above par.) I see the light at the end of the tunnel but I won't stand in the middle of the tracks so the train can run me over, nooooo. If it is an oncoming train and not the light at the end of the tunnel I'll just step to the side, let the train pass by, and then get back on the track and carry on my merry way. Which brings me to my last reason. . . I'M HAPPY WITH MY AMIGA!!!! I work on MS-DOS/Windows, OS/2, and IBM AS/400 Midrange computers at work all day long, so I know there are things I can do on those systems that I can't do (right now) on my Amiga. But, there are things that I can do on my Amiga that they can't do 'as well/at all' (yet), and as long as those needs are there I will keep my Amiga. I have too much time and hard earned money invested in my Amiga to go jumping ship because we have a new captain. I don't care who steers the boat as long as they get me from A to B safely (with a few drinks to help me enjoy the ride). I guess I can sum up this whole message in one sentence. . . Why do I stick with my Amiga. . . . Because I want to! Now, I have a question for you. Why are you condemning me for wanting to fight for something that works for me? If my choice in computer hurts you in anyway please, let me know. P.S. Happy Thanksgiving. 8^) Kickin' back an enjoyin' the view with AutoPilot engaged.