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We have been using the Mwave program in a text-to-speech Windows 95 application for the past 6 months and are very pleased with general quality of the sound and, of course, the great portability. The person enjoying the machine has Lou Gehrig's disease and can't speak any more. Sometimes we notice a slight garble in the speech, as if there are changes in timings while individual words are being spoken. Finally, we discovered by accident, after another program caused a system crash, and windows came back up in the "safe mode" that there must be some re-generating of pointers (or something like that) that cleared up the garbled speech completely. Does anyone know if there is a recommended method for resolving Mwave garbling other that forcing a system crash? Any comments will help. Thanks. -- John Carmody E-mail: oam@ix.netcom.com