I've heard you (MacSpeech) want to do correction right in MacSpeech Dictate. Well, that's all fine and good but there are number of things that MacSpeech Dictate correction must have to be considered "done right". * ability to correct dictation wherever you have dictated it. * ability to select what you want to correct by voice. * after you have selected what you want to correct you should be able to bring up a correction dialog using a keyboard shortcut or a spoken command. * correction dialog should have 1-N guesses of what it thought you said, where N is a preference setting, and should be able to choose a guess by keyboard or voice. * if none of the guesses in the correction dialog are exactly what you said, you should be able edit the closest match by voice or keyboard. If by voice you should be able to move to beginning or end of phrase by speaking a command. If you need to edit a word in the phrase you should be able to move the cursor left-or-right 1-N characters or words. If you need to add a word or correct one in the dialog, you should be able to backspace or delete 1-N characters, and add characters by spelling them using either the international communication alphabet or the letter names. * once the phrase is corrected you should be able to exit the dialog by voice, and be returned to the point where you were dictating prior to doing the correction. That seems like a reasonable starting point. If anyone can think of anything else, please mention it. Thanks... Todd