Hi Thanks for all your replys to my previous message. But I don't think I explained the problem very well. You see I can't seem to change Logic's working directory. The FAQs say to change the "Start In:" property on the shortcut used to launch Logic. Unfortunately, whatever I set the "Start In:" property to, Logic ignores it. I have tried setting it to C:, C:Program Files, servershare and also to mapped network drives (for example). However, Logic still opens the File Open / File Save window inside its installation folder. This is fine by me, but some users are not allowed access to local disks (set by group policy). When windows denies access to the drive sometimes Logic will pause for a while and then return you to an empty project. -As if you had just created a new blank file. (this happens on 2% of cases). So I have a few users who aren't very happy at loosing all their work. I've tryed to suggest that the first thing they do with a new file is save it so if it does crash its no big deal, but no one really seems to remember. (!!) Windows 2000 sp4 power users access to local drives denied via group policy. Also, this is the education version of 5.5.1. Any assistance will be apprecaiated. Thanks in advance regards Kieran

Good Evening, I have noticed that the logic control has been discontinued. Does this mean they will drop support in the near future? It would be a shame if it was dropped after only two full release versions of Logic (That - and i'd be angry) Any Ideas? Neil

"Neil Parfitt" wrote: > Good Evening, > > I have noticed that the logic control has been discontinued. Does > this mean they will drop support in the near future? It would be a > shame if it was dropped after only two full release versions of > Logic (That - and i'd be angry) Good morning Neil ;-) Whíle the "Logic Control" as such would appear to no longer be offered by emagic, do remember, it was always manufactured by Mackie, who still continue to offer the "Mackie Control Universal", which has the full functionality of the Logic Control - indeed, it comes as standard now with the LC/Logic design, and lexan overlays as options for using other programs - Nuendo etc. kind regards Mark Cahill

> > I have noticed that the logic control has been discontinued. Does > > this mean they will drop support in the near future? It would be a > > shame if it was dropped after only two full release versions of > > Logic (That - and i'd be angry) > > Whíle the "Logic Control" as such would appear to no longer be > offered by emagic, do remember, it was always manufactured by Mackie, > who still continue to offer the "Mackie Control Universal", which has > the full functionality of the Logic Control - indeed, it comes as > standard now with the LC/Logic design, and lexan overlays as options > for using other programs - Nuendo etc. The Mackie Control Universal is indeed a cool alternative and although I doubt emagic will drop support for LC/MC in future releases of Logic I can't see them going out of thier way to improve it.. and there are a few areas which needed work. Tas.