Bythe way, that last post was from home not work. Not a new user usually....

I have to agree with the opinion that the new user interface is no where near as intuitive as v9. I've been programming since 1980 and have used everthing from a calculator and trig tables with a teletype and tape punch to MCX now. As far as computers, my first was a HP industrial processor. set the buttons for each byte and hit enter key. really liked the Commodore Pet when it came out and like many didn't care for windows when it came out (v3.1 was my first). It seems to me that the new X interface is tailored more toward the internet users than the overall windows interface, but thats just my opinion. I'll keep trying to get used to X, but I'm not about to uninstall my v9.1 anytime soon. The comment about asking the users what they would like in an upgrade made sense to me. The answer that most would not want any major changes and that that would be a bad thing I don't understand. It would seem that they would want to support an existing solid user base than cater to a possible new group of users which may or may not accept the new interface any more than the existing base. Oh well, thats enougn for now. Bill