>Quick poll-- I'm just wondering how many of you are still using OS 9? I'm still using OS 9 until Connectix makes an OS X version of TurboKeys (which comes with CopyAgent). I have used TurboKeys or its differently named predecessors since I got my first Mac, a PB 180. For a long time, I didn't understand that the TurboKeys functionality (keyboard access to all menu items and many dialog-box items, in every program) was not an integral part of the Mac OS. I am very keyboard-shortcut-oriented and try to avoid pointing and clicking as much as possible, so I find it very unergonomic to use my PB without TurboKeys. Kind of like having to roll down your car window and make a hand signal every time you want to turn. I have tried QuicKeys and other alternatives but have never found anything approaching the ease of use of TurboKeys. It has always amazed me that Apple hasn't made TurboKeys-and CopyAgent-part of the OS. These are two things that in my opinon, Satan-I mean Microsoft-somehow got right. David Brostoff