Robert (and everyone else): Many years ago we offered a trial version and found a perplexing the number that did not turn into sales. It was way out of whack from what it should have been. We later learned (well, not too much later - it didn't take long for us to figure this out) that most people were using either their built-in microphone or a mic not well-suited for speech recognition on the Mac. For instance, IBM wrote a special sound driver to compensate for the fact that the microphones they shipped on the PC side didn't work well for speech recognition on the Mac side. This is because Macs want a signal strength that is about 10db stronger than Windows. It is this special sound driver that causes all the angst for ViaVoice users, and is the primary reason so many people can't get it to work at all. We don't do that. We insist the software work with what god (in this case, Apple) gave us. That way, we don't have to worry about the OS breaking our sound input every time we turn around. (No, they find ways to break us in all sorts of other ways - but I digress.) This is why we do not offer technical support for accuracy issues unless the customer is using a microphone we have certified. OK - back to your real issue. We do the next best thing. EVERYONE who purchases iListen has 30 days to try it out. If it doesn't meet their expectations, they can return it, subject to the following conditions: 1). It must be in like new condition. 2). There is a $15 restocking fee since by law we have to replace the windscreen and the earpiece cover. 3). You must contact our tech support department at "questions at macspeech.com" in order to see if they can resolve the issue you are having. We make the following assumptions regarding our product: you bought it because you want it to work, and no matter how easy we attempt to make it, it will ALWAYS be subject to more outside variables than any other software you will use. All we want is a fair chance to address those variables. If you still aren't satisfied, we are happy to refund your money. Best Regards, Chuck Rogers