Jim, The Shuffle itself is perfectly accessible, having only two buttons and no screen. The first button is a slide switch with 3 positions. Off, Play in shuffled order, and Play in normal order. The second button is a circular multi-directional button. Pressing up and down raises/lowers the volume, pressing left or right rewinds/forward winds the track, pressing in the centre plays or pauses the track. Unfortunately, Itunes, the software needed to transfer files to and from the Shuffle is not accessible. If you are a Jaws user, Brian Hartgen of T&T Consultancy has developed some Jaws scripts that will bridge the gap between the two technologies. Sadly I don't know of an option for other screen readers though. _____ Tink. From: jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of jim o,brien Sent: 11 August 2005 20:06 To: freelist Subject: [jaws-uk] i-pod shuffle: hi, is there anyone on the list who has an i-pod shuffle and uses it for listening to talking books. if so i really would like to hear from them to see how accessible it is. thanks for any info. regards jim o'brien skype name, jimobrien1822