Hi, I just found an AT&T demo site for text-to-speech synthesis: http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html which appears to generate *way* better speech than I got from other (local installation) demos. They want to sell it, of course, but I thought we should ask them for a cooperation. This would be the ultimate demonstration for their software (better than a million people typing "this is a test"), and it could enable us to provide access to the "visually impaired" without the need for a local text-to-speech browser, and with better speech quality. Or it could be a "convenience link", like "read this article to me, I'm too lazy to move my eyes" (or: wikipedia for mp3 players? ;-) As Wikipedia has a good and innovative image, and since we wouldn't buy their product anyway, I guess AT&T would be interested in such a thing. Question is, would we? Magnus