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Others may know better but... despite the work going on involving audio cascading stylesheets, pwWebSpeak etc., I think you may be just as well off providing the data as straightfoward .txt ordered by different fields on different pages. These can be read onscreen, or via a lynx / speech combo, or downloaded and read through Hal & Apollo once loaded into a wordprocessor. Kind regards, Rob Lauder, Hereward College Dear All, We are in the process of converting our catalogue of recordings, which we advertise on the Web, into a Microsoft Access file. I want to be certain before we start that a searchable database like this is easily accessible for visually impaired people, assuming they have a suitable browser. If anybody has any experience or tips they could share with us I would be very grateful. Many thanks. Karin ===== %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%