Frankly, these are of interest to those who see a benefit in carping about an already-decided issue. OS 9 is not an option going forward. Whether or not that was a good decision is a moot point. The constant revisiting of this issue on your part reminds me: >"The code of tribal wisdom says that when you discover you are riding >a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount. > >In law firms, we often try other strategies with dead horses, >including the following: buying a stronger whip; changing riders; >saying things like 'this is the way we have always ridden this >horse'; appointing a committee to study the horse; arranging to visit >other firms to see how they ride dead horses;increasing the standards >to ride dead horses; declaring that the horse is better, faster and >cheaper dead; and finally, harnessing several dead horses together >for increased speed." > > Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, 16 February 1999, in >the courtroom after lunch on the second day of testimony from >Microsoft's Brad Chase. -- Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. - G.B. Shaw