I'm thinking the combination of the current PTE user base and Windows 8 means that Igor is going to have to support a couple of distribution/playback methods. - the current, self-contained/standalone files (.EXE). - a new format that is the 'data' portion of a show file that is playable by commonly available media players such as WMP and QT. Oh wait, we can *already* export our files in that direction. - a truly new data format that is both encrypted and cert-signed. this new format would likely require that Igor develop a lightweight, standalone player-only proggy to support it. If the data format could open-sourced it could be released to the major players like WMP, QT, JRiver, XBMC, etc for consideration/inclusion in their product. Yes, this implies some kind of DRM for our shows. It also implies that this new data format might one day be playable on Android as well and Linuxii. Is there already a suitable format available out there (HTML5, Flash, etc) that meets the performance and quality that PTE users demand? A new feature for the current self-contained/standalone .EXE files would be allowing individual users to self-sign (with a registered cert) their .EXE PTE shows. I do think that MSFT (and Apple) are moving towards a position that will require all executables to be cert-signed. How to implement that into PTE is the real challenge I believe.