NPR had a special on software piracy today. They had some guy from the SPR (or SPA?) who claimed that about 25% of sales in the US were lost due to piracy. IMHO, that's a relatively small loss. Some people are suggesting major coding efforts here, with questionable improvement in the final product. In fact, it's quite likely that legitimate buyers will get bitten by any planned "traps"; a very poor reward for someone who paid good money (to you) for your program. if we spend that same amount of effort on developing newer, cooler programs (Hey, where's that color screen anyway, Palm?) we'll make far more in profits than we will by scaring the 25% (or whatever) of people that are too cheap to buy our legit programs. Rick Bram
