Hi, I actually have one of these items as I wanted to label some tapes. The issues I have found with it are as follows: 1. Only a limited number of labels (i.e, you have label 1 to 250, then that is it). 2. It is a bit of a fad to try and get the label reader working on a stack of tapes/cds without upseting the rest. Other than that they are good readers and do what they say on the tin. Why they only supply you with the first fifty labels though is a mystery as you will probably get through them quickly and want the rest. There is a ID mate bar code scanner which uses memory cards and works with any bar code, the disadvantage with this though is that you would have to take the CD out of the rack in order to scan it. It is also much more expensive than the other scanner. Thanks. Andrew. ________________________________ From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of John Hoschander Sent: 19 March 2005 20:15 To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [access-uk] Cobolt's Voila talking label reader Hi List, I am blind, and need to label my cds. Cobolt, have a Voila talking label reader. Has anyone , used this item? I would be most grateful of any feedback,and whether there are any similar audible barcode readers on the market. Thank you. John Hoschander