[IVIrStubbs]

Y.B.,
The MBox Micro will allow you to do two things. One is that it will allow you to open the ProTools software. There are no inputs on the micro as you know, so you won't be able to record audio with it. And just because you have ProTools open with the Mbox Micro, that doesnt mean ProTools will then recognize a non avid/digidesign interface for recording. The only recording you will be able to do into ProTools while using the micro would be midi data for virtual instruments/etc. via something like the M-Audio "Uno", which is what i'm currently using, or some other suitable/qualifying midi interface to fit your midi needs. Otherwise, an interface HAS to be from Digidesign/Avid with audio inputs for u to be able to record audio into ProTools, regardless of which version of the software the interface was designed to work with. Hope the info helps