>Well, I would hope if would be something more than ZERO. Something's wrong >when you can buy the program outright for less than what it costs to >upgrade. And it's an even better deal to do a competitive upgrade - >someone trading in a copy of vision that's even older (yes, "frigging years >old") than logic 2.6 gets a better deal? >Mike You didn't say that you were offered ZERO in your original post. Steve

>From: Stephen Collins <stevec3@i...> > > >>Well, I would hope if would be something more than ZERO. Something's wrong >>when you can buy the program outright for less than what it costs to >>upgrade. And it's an even better deal to do a competitive upgrade - >>someone trading in a copy of vision that's even older (yes, "frigging years >>old") than logic 2.6 gets a better deal? > > >>Mike > > >You didn't say that you were offered ZERO in your original post. > > Steve The above was my original post. You must have me confused with someone else. To clarify, here are my options: Upgrade to gold 4.0: $299 Buy gold 4.0 new: $299 Upgrading saves me zero dollars. I don't know if I have to send in my old dongle if I upgrade, but if I do, the upgrade becomes a worse deal than buying it from scratch again. For all intents and purposes, emagic might as well not offer upgrades at all to users who have versions that are too "frigging old." Mike _________ Mike Connelly, Sound Designer mpc@n... / http://www.mcs.net/~mpc/ Check out zzounds music: http://www.zzounds.com/index.music?f=2169