Everyone I've heard of having the upload problem has had highspeed Internet of some type. I think only because dialup users don't even try to deal with huge books. One of those people even had a business's connection with unusually fast upload speeds, so I am absolutely sure that the problem is a bookshare one. Too bad they are in denile about it. The lack of acknowledgement has really discouraged people. I hope zipping helps in this case. People at bookshare always suggest sending the file as an attachment, but most people's E-mail provider won't allow the sending of big enough attachments to send any book large enough to be a problem. They are also always saying that they experience no trouble uploading the book to the system, so the problem must be on the user's end, but of course that is silly since they are pretty much right there and wouldn't be uploading to the system in the same way as someone accessing bookshare over the Internet. BTW, the percentages blabbed by JAWS come from the explorer progress bar, which is not entirely connected with reality in the case of uploading and page loading progresss. It is only accurate when you are looking at a file download dialog. This is all to say that you really don't know at what point the upload fails, but since it never ends you do know that it does fail, so the point of failure doesn't really matter to the sufferer. Sarah Van Oosterwijck Assistive Technology Trainer http://home.earthlink.net/~netentity