Well Graham, to be frank, we tried selling a low cost speech recognition interface twice and people were just not purchasing it. As you say, we tried it with J-Say Standard and Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred. Technically, there is no reason why a product cannot be produced which interfaces directly between jaws and the lower cost Dragon products. Then we tried again with J-Vist, linking JAWS with Windows Vista speech recognition. Again, the market was not interested. People clearly have to purchase a product in order for us to put development time and high quality documentation into producing and maintaining it, together with offering a good level of support. However, despite what you say about the price, people do want J-Say Professional, which gives you the ability not only to dictate into and control the computer, but also dictate into the Victor Reader Stream and have that text transcribed into a document or Email message as we have built a special interface for that. In summary, the market dictates product development and clearly there is no shortage of people wanting the Pro product. Hope that clarifies the position. Brian Hartgen