sturdyd

I agree with Slackard, though not so stridently. Having a piece of software dictate to me how to configure my machine is definitely a deal breaker. I'm running two Win7 machines, one Win10 machine and one Linux. I'm much more productive on my Win7 machines and I really, really don't want to monkey with how they're set-up. Maybe someday i may get the Win10 machine working the way I want and I'll gravitate to it. But for now I guess I'm stuck with Photoshop on my primary machines. *sigh*