As Richard Smith says; You may get your best results when Tiger arrives, but I think it will help to start training the software and yourself as soon as possible. And as Richard mentioned, the Mac may not be quite as good as the PC with Speech Software at this point. David Pouge the Tech reporter of the New York Times is an avid Mac person but uses the PC and Dragon Naturally Speaking to avoid very bad mousing and keyboard stresses he has. Mr Pouge has written about this issue a lot, and I would note that he uses the PC just for the Dragon Naturally Speaking software. Roger Wyldceltic1 wrote: > I was three month preemie and parked in an incubator of pure oxygen and > lights. My retina apparently took umbrage at this and went on strike. > > Consequently, I've been very visually impaired from 'day one' so to > speak. I'm told by my retinologist that what ppl see normally at 20 feet > I would see the same thing at 2 feet.