For those of you who like to play with beta software with little or no help or documentation, you can go to the Downloads link at http://www.blio.com and search for beta. Under the words Accessibility Beta, you will find the Download Button. They are recommending either JFW 11 or 12. Once the beta is installed, you will find 3 books in the Library View that you can download by pressing Enter on each of them. You will find that you can read them using the PC cursor. You can let JFW read the book continuously, or you can move by character, word, and line. I don't believe the formatting of the pages is preserved very well though when reading with JFW. It's a good thing that JFW can read the books to you since I've noticed that the Read Aloud feature is disabled in many of the books in the Book Store and even in the sample books in the Library View. Now we come to the Blio Book Store, which is only available through the program itself. You will probably wear out your Tab key navigating it. There are several lists of featured books, and you can search for your favorite title or author. I thought at first that all of the books in the various lists weren't being displayed. If the text said that the list was showing 1 to 24 books, I could only find 6 by using my Down-Arrow. As it turned out, the books were not in a vertical list, but in columns, so that I had to use the Right-Arrow as well as the Down-Arrow to find them all. Not a standard list box. If you're brave enough to buy a book using beta software, let us know if it goes well or if your money disappears down a black hole. I was not brave enough to purchase a book from the book store, so I selected the Free Books View from the menu and searched Google Books for my favorite dead authors. I got a couple of Sherlock Holmes books to read. That's about all I've learned about the Blio eReader beta so far. Let us know how you make out if you try it with JAWS for Windows. I've found that it doesn't work so well with the 7.5 beta of Window-Eyes. Some of the buttons in the store just say button, button, button. Not so surprising that the beta works better with JFW, since it was the screen reader they used for testing. To be fair though, Window-Eyes didn't have the support needed for Blio until now. Gary King mailto:w4wkz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx