JA> performed so much better than my procomm plus did.  It may have had 
 JA> something to do with how the set file was configured in speech program. 
 JA>  I actually read an article from the local newspaper. If I pressed up 
 JA>  or down arrows, the previous highlight would read.  If I activated my 
 JA>  read current line or word functions, I could tell what was 
 JA>  highlighted.
Jim,
If you slow down the reaction time in your speech program, you
may find that the proper line is even read as you move to it with
the arrow keys.  That is, if the currently highlighted line is
read when you use the hot key it means it is being properly
recognized, so the speech program is simply reading the line
before it has actually changed on the screen.
Good luck...
                                        Willie
 
... I can do it with my eyes closed!
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