While not be able to see the sheets in action, I have found them on the bootdisk. And as soon I saw the content of the folder I thought: What? So few sheets? The install takes longer then 40 minutes. And we probably use 5 of them.... We have the ideal opportunity to introduce SUSE Linux to new users (other users don't watch it anyway) and all I see is some general information. "You can chat, you can paint, you can fax and this all supported by Novell"..... Why don't we use the sheets in a way the users is attracted to read them? Learning the new users some programs the can use. See it as a movie-trailer that promotes the movie. My proposal is that we promote/explain some key-programs/features of SUSE Linux. Introduce the packagemanager/updater, show some XGL screenshots so they are amazed (even when it is not available for their PC). Make people feel fuzzy for SUSE Linux... This is just a 'brain-fart' so it is not ideal, but it is MORE then we have now. Users allready know they can contact MSN-buddies and they can email. They don't know how slick the programs are. We have enough disk-space, please lets use some of it for more images and more information/sheets..... (otherwise dump some stuff from cd1 to 2 :P) Azerion