Stromberg,
I agree with you on you second post. I use studio, but went to do the honest thing and buy a new program for a second computer. That indeed was a one way street. The box and marketing crap certaintly didn't match up to the contents. What worries me, is that Pinnacle has falling into the same trap as many manufacturers in that it is spending more effort and resources on marketing and advertising than product. It used to be that people made a good product and then sold the daylights out of it. Now they sell the daylights out of a marketing concept and hope that manufacturing can live up to the promised product. The bottom line is "I really don't trust Pinnacle" and wouldn't buy a car from them, much less a program I need to use.

I guess I need to go back to Premier and struggle through learning to use a program that delivers, even though it is more than I need.
mark