--- web/trunk/www.linuxsampler.org/screenshots.html	2005/06/02 17:46:51	603
+++ web/trunk/www.linuxsampler.org/screenshots.html	2005/06/02 20:13:35	604
@@ -128,12 +128,23 @@
 
 				<p class="groupbox">
 				<A HREF="screenshots/qsampler-screenshot1.png"><img src="screenshots/qsampler-screenshot1.png" width="50%"></A><BR>
-				A recent screenshot from qsampler, LinuxSampler's official GUI frontend written in Qt. Instructions for compiling and running the GUI can be found <A HREF="http://qsampler.sf.net" TARGET="_blank">here</A>.<BR>
+				A recent screenshot from qsampler, LinuxSampler's official GUI frontend written in Qt. Instructions for compiling and running the GUI can be found <A HREF="http://qsampler.sf.net" TARGET="_blank">here</A>.
+				</p>
+
+				<p class="groupbox">
+				<a href="screenshots/qsampler_device_management.png"><img src="screenshots/qsampler_device_management_preview.jpg"></a><br>
+				This is the device management dialog in QSampler. LinuxSampler allows to use more than one
+				(MIDI / audio) driver and more than one instance of the same driver at the same time. A driver
+				instance is called a "device" in QSampler / LinuxSampler. With this dialog you can manually
+				create and destroy MIDI and audio devices and alter their parameters as well as their MIDI port
+				/ audio channel parameters. As all driver informations are retrieved at runtime by QSampler, the
+				current version will even be capable to manage future drivers with all their parameters
+				without any need to update QSampler.
 				</p>
 
 				<p class="groupbox">
 				<A HREF="misc/screenshot1.png"><img src="misc/screenshot1.png" width="50%"></A><BR>
-				Some old screenshot from qsampler.<BR>
+				Some old screenshot from qsampler.
 				</p>
 
 				<p class="groupbox">