As an alternative I prefer to have the speak tool tips on for all applications. This will automatically give sizes and various detail information when a file or folder is selected. It does, however, also result in other information provided for other functions. To try this: Bring up the Configuration Manager and go to Verbosity Options in the Set Options menu. Choose the verbosity level you want to customize and activate the Preferences button. The Tool Tips checkbox is at the bottom of the list. If you want Tool Tips spoken in all applications, you would want to bring up the Default Configuration with Control+Shift+D before you make the change. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tom Lange To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 10:37 AM Subject: Re: Jaws Telling How Big A File Or Folder Is Hi, Andy writes: Is there a way I can have Jaws Jaws tell me how big a file or folder or drive is? The quickest way that I've found is to turn on Details view in any folder or in the drive list. To do that, do an alt+v, then arrow down to Details and press Enter, or simply type d. Then, when you arrow around in a drive or folder list, do a say line (insert+up arrow) and you'll hear the file size and the date it was created/modified. For folder size, you may have to go into the Properties dialog for the folder. Hope that helps. Tom