The most popular screen reader worldwide, JAWS^® for Windows^® works with your PC to provide access to today?s software applications and the Internet. With its internal software speech synthesizer and the computer?s sound card, information from the screen is read aloud, providing technology to access a wide variety of information, education and job related applications. JAWS also outputs to refreshable braille displays, providing unmatched braille support of any screen reader on the market.

Personnel include: Carly SIMON (vocals, acoustic guitar, whistle, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, programming) Eric GALE (electric guitar) David SANBORN (alto saxophone); Michael BRECKER (tenor saxophone) Dr. JOHN (piano, organ); Richard TEE (electric piano) Will LEE (bass instrument, background vocals); Steve GADD (drums) Andy NEWARK (congas, percussion) Ralph MacDONALD (percussion) James TAYLOR , Roberta FLACK (background vocals).

Recording information: 1971 - 2003. You know that tattered old Carly Simon best-of album that's been sitting in your older sister's record collection for decades? It's been firmly supplanted. While the two-disc ANTHOLOGY on Rhino is the most comprehensive Simon collection, for a single-disc retrospective, you can't do better than this. Obviously, the expected staples are all present and accounted for, from the breathlessly innocent "That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be" to the sassy, notoriously inscrutable "You're So Vain." Expanding on the aforementioned 1975 compilation, though, REFLECTIONS goes on to include the slinky Michael McDonald co-write "You Belong to Me," the synth-flecked '80s hit "Coming Around Again," and much more. For a thumbnail sketch of this beloved singer-songwriter's work, REFLECTIONS is the definitive article.

The new DIGITAL GEM Professional Plug-In provides two unique and powerful algorithms: "Coarse/Noise" suppression; and "Fine/Grain, Noise" suppression. Each algorithm is customized for different types of image noise and grain, and each has separate controls associated with it. The "Coarse/Noise" suppression algorithm is very similar to the algorithm used within the original DIGITAL GEM plug-in. This algorithm is very aggressive and works better for more extreme noise problems. The "Fine/Grain, Noise" suppression algorithm is not as aggressive, but is specifically tuned to remove grain problems, as well as noise, while preserving more detail within the image.