Paul: You raise a lot of questions; let me try to address them. Navigation in files sent as audio files are only indexed at the phrase detection level. So, you will get better results with synthesizers which actually pause between sentences; most don't pause very long. We are not currently attempting to use any navigation from the original book in these files, so Book Share books will be reduced to navigation by phrases. Sending some HTM files hangs Word; they wouldn't go if you sent them as normal text. I can't imagine why you would need to press 2 twice to stop as these are just MP3 files on the device. In other words, there is no difference, as far as the Book Port is concerned, between one of these files and any other MP3 file. The artifacts you are hearing are MP3 encoding artifacts. Removing those would require a higher bit rate, and thus, much more space on the flash card. Rob Meredith >>> paulh52@xxxxxxxxxxx 04/04/06 01:46PM >>> Hi, everyone. When trying the new send to speech, I found that both vw Kate and AT&T crystal had some artifact in the voice. That's probably due to the sampling rate. When pressing two to stop, many times, I had to press it twice. If I pressed the stop key once, it would often restart; so I would have to press it again to get speech to stop. Pressing the one and three keys seemed to back up or go forward by a large amount. I wondered if these files were indexed. I am currently reading an audible book and pressing the one key doesn't move back that far. Lastly, with vw Kate, reading just seemed to go without any natural pausing. Crystal was a bit better, but still, the reading seems to rush onward. I realize this is a beta; so if we can work some of the kinks out of this new feature, I think it will be pretty neat. It would really be neat if I could load an OPF daisy file and have the bookmarks preserved in this new mp3 file. I tried doing an html file and that seemed to lock things up. Paul Henrichsen <paulh52@xxxxxxxxxxx>