Marc Poirier wrote: > Well, the other thing to do is to just log in as root and trash > Transverb.component from Finder. If you haven't enabled the root user, > you do so by launching the NetInfo Manager app (find it in > /Applications/Utilities), then choose "enable root user" from the Security > menu. Make up a password for the root user (it can be the same as your > regular password, if that's easiest for you). Now log out and log back in > with username root and the password that you just made up. Now no > permissions can get in your way. ;) This is probably the simplest way to > deal with any permissions goof-ups like that, just log in as root to take > care of the problem. Hi Marc, Thanks for the root login tip. By logging in as root, I did manage to move the previous Transverb to the Trash, but... I couldn't empty it! Something about priviledges again! It's actually becoming quite funny. As a Root person I can move things around but I can't empty a locked item in the Trash? I don't know... Anyhow, I did manage to install the latest Trans. Congratulations on the graphic front - all is well! The problem I face now is that when I call up Trans and play around with the parameters (while the seq is playing), I get a Logic (5.5) crash. I managed to do this a few times in a row. I was running EXS24 MKII through it at the time. Is anyone else experiencing Transverb crashes? Ned http://www.nedfx.com Ned Bouhalassa n e d @ n e d f x . c o m