All true, but "PPC" is still a very wide gulf. For that particular package to specify all the way up to a G4, the earliest it could have emerged was after the Yikes! G4, so we'll say at the *earliest* the software emerged in late 1999. Similarly, "fast PPC" can be defined any way you like, but if we take a fairly reasonable point and say a second-generation 603e like a Performa 6360 (160MHz), that's late 1996. So, at its most *restrictive*, this covers three years of Macs, and odds are the software came out a bit later than the first generation of G4s. That's not a very cramped set of Macs that can run it, and even larger if you're prepared to put up with the performance of, say, a suckier 603e like a (kill-me-now) 6200 series Performa, or a first-generation 601. I don't think this had much to do with 68K, and given that it had to come out in 1999 or later, 68K would have been a very distant blip on the radar by then. I write 68K-compatible software where possible, but I'm a classic Mac weirdo after all. -- --------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ --- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckaiser at floodgap.com -- People who buy computers from TV commercials *deserve* PCs. ----------------