> Plus, you highlight another issue: if you're dictating into MS Word > and using styles, for example, having two carriage returns is a no- > no. Two returns is a leftover from typewriter days... That reduces > iListen's acceptability in some quarters. I'm dictating program code and need exact control of lines and spacing. If I want one return I say "New Line", if I want two I say "New Paragraph". The other difference is that New Paragraph capitializes the next word and New Line does not. If I want something that iListen doesn't normally do (such as one return, capitalize the next word), I make my own command and add it to the Dictation Text Macros vocabulary. While iListen isn't the best in every area, I've never found it lacking in flexibility. Joe Senecal