See?  I told you I don't think well when I'm tired!  That last message of mine just proves it!  I should have remembered I told you I'd never been with anyone, but I'll blame my lack of memory on sleepiness!  I feel totally dumb now!  Lol.<br/><br/>Actually, I do sort of have a way of telling where things are at, without having to go around feeling things, provided said object i big enough.  I suppose I could say there are two ways really, but I use them in conjunction with each other.  If I'm passing something like a car or a wall of a building, and if I happen to have my cane with me, the sound will sort of bounce off of whatever I'm passing, so that I know something's there.  I also use the light, if it's during the day, and the light kind of reflects off of the wall or the car, and I can sort of sense that I'm coming up to it, when I get close enough.  I have to be maybe three or four feet away for it to work, maybe a bit more, so it's not much warning, but at least it's something.  I know what I'm trying to say, I'm just not sure it's coming out the way I want it to right now.<br/><br/>My speech program has got several different things I can do with it, depending on how I want to read something.  I can look at something character by character, word by word, or line by line.  I can also, if I just want to sit and hear something, do a command that will read an entire document or page to me all at once, so I don't have to keep using my arrow keys to read line by line.  Up and down arrow go by line, left and right arrow go by character, and insert left and right arrow go by word, I think.  I don't use that one much though, so I'd have to look it up to be sure.