Yes, one is possible, but interestingly, it will be a lot of work. >>> peter.rand@xxxxxxxxxxxx Tuesday, September 14, 2004 1:52:01 AM >>> "After living in misery, I struck out towards Charles Heston" Hmm..., that doesn't seem to make any sense. Better repeat that section: "After living in misery, I struck out towards Charles Heston" Again, hmmm. Better use the Book Port's spell function to figure out what the Book Port is trying to say: "After living in Missouri, I struck out towards Charleston." Ok, that finally makes sense. I would really love the software to include a pronunciation editor for=20 the Book Port, so I could slowly train the Book Port to pronounce words the way they are commonly pronounced. That would make it much easier to understand the ebooks I read on the Book Port. I'd also like to program the Book=20 Port to read abbreviations such as "VOA" or "WP" as "Voice of America" and "Washington Post". Is a pronunciation editor even technically possible? Peter