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Scott, if you mean to suggest that InDesign is a mere extension of Guttenberg, then you may have a point, but I took InDesign into my life and livelihood as the page layout media tool for the 2000's. That means pages that do more than just sit there as ink on paper.

And judging from Adobe's first several versions of the program -- all of which DO allow me to achieve this sort of advanced page behavior -- I don't feel that I'm out of line in the slightest in urging them to bring the current product up to the same par -- and expectations -- that the last version had. They never told me: "Hey, mister, upgrade to the CS2 Suite and you'll be up a creek without a paddle when you find out how lame our support for a feature you have depended on to make your living actually is. Thanks for all your money. Oops."

It wasn't like that. But they do have my cash, and I do NOT have my feature. And at the time they collected my cash, there was NO ADVANCE WARNING that a vital feature like this had been glossed over, dismissed, was incompatible with the next OS, etc.

Sorry if this seems a little frosty. I've been trying to awaken them to this issue since May. A quarter of a year ago. Now let's see, that's exactly 41.57 bazillion computer clock cycles ago...

-iNova