I played with this demo a bit. Their are key strokes you can use to adjust the right and left ends of the selected region and to play the selected region. It has been too long and I no longer recall what they were. But, there are major accessibility problems there, some of which even I, as an aggressive scripter, don't see a way around. But, since I prefer off-board effects rather than computer generated ones, I didn't try that hard. I find FastEdit to be much easier to control. I can edit with atomic accuracy with FastEdit. But it doesn't do the reverb stuff. Some of cool edit's menus were totally nonstandard as well. I am told that sound forge has gotten a lot better though I have not tried it myself. It may be worth another look. But, there is probably opportunity for at least some scripting anyway. The problem often is that the mouse is not usually the only way of doing something. But, it is the only method described in the help. For example, in many sound editors, they tell you to click the mouse on some part of the graphical wave form to position the cursor. But, there is often a series of numbers which represent seconds or minutes into the recording above or below the wave form; kind of a ruler. Sometimes, if you click on a number, it will position the cursor to that time. Jim Snowbarger - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
