This is mostly to HP, but I'll let everybody read it: I participated in the Teleconference at the HP-Bellevue site. At that site there was only one keypad terminal, and it was set up right next to the Video monitor. So of course HP had to mute return sound to stop instant feedback squeal when I asked my question. And sound did not come back on until answer was well underway. So when I asked "Are the ODBC API drivers supported under Windows for Workgroups yet, and if not, when will they be ?", I heard last part of the answer: "We are focusing on Windows95" (a.k.a. Windows 9x). But I did not get to hear if the answer to the WFW question was yes; not now; maybe; or never...... Can somebody help me out ?? BTW, very glad to hear HP is focusing on Windows9x. But also hoping we don't have to wait for most of 1995 before we can use Image/SQL ODBC connectivity... In fact, regardless of the official answer on whether or not ODBC API is supported under WFW, we are gonna try it.... But would still be nice to know if somebody else has made it work yet...... A little bit more of a general gripe on the teleconference at Bellevue: Room was crowded; HP people on site did not know what ID to enter into the terminal; the question I asked was the only one that apparently made it through to where George could see someone wanted to ask something (there were several other attempts besides mine); and as per above, only one keypad in a poor location. Not trying to make a bid deal out of this; I'll get over it; BUT: Since two-way travel time for me to get to the Bellevue office is a bit over three hours, it would be nice for future teleconferences if the facility could be a little more ready for prime time....... In fairness, suppose I should mention that HP did give us a free Turkey sandwich......... Also, if more attendees had keypads seems like it would be productive from HP's point of view if they asked for a little more "instant vote" feedback on technical directions, not just the standard evaluation questions at the end of each hour...... Just thinking out loud here..... Ken Sletten