Hotze wrote: Heard about what? You've got to put in things like company names and things like that. Micro$ rarely _sells_ licenses -- they basically lease them to you for the life of the product, after which you are expected to lease another license with the next product you get. Most new PCs come with Micro$ already licensed, in a large installation it takes serious bucks to get all of the WfWG (what was originally licensed/installed at acquisition) stations upgraded to NT Workstation. When you're dealing with 40-70 thousand workstations. -- Ward Griffiths They say that politics makes strange bedfellows. Of course, the main reason they cuddle up is to screw somebody else. Michael Flynn, _Rogue Star_