>Wow, this is really weird news. Well, hopefully this means we'll be >seeing that OS X version sooner... I can't imagine that this will do >Emagic very well, financially. But I guess it will simplify their work, >and obviously give them some additional useful inside resources. It sucks >to split the Logic scene, though, and I feel really sorry for all of the >PC Logic users out there right now. The analogy that comes to my mind is that its akin to a situation where Microsoft didn't offer a Mac version of MS Office ... Although I'm a pretty big Mac fan, I bought into Logic in part due to the decently equitable cross-platform support ... I've managed to convince some others running PCs to buy into Logic so here's egg on my face ... And with regards to Apple really getting into the application business, my thoughts go to Claris 8-{ ... and I don't think we want Logic morphed into some sort of "iMidi" or "iRecord" facsimile over the flexibility we've all come to expect. just my opinions, -- Brian __________________________________ Brian Adamson <http://manimac.itd.nrl.navy.mil>; <mailto:adamson@...>