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Warren, Naming can be a very powerful thing. Especially if you are able to describe within the name what is unique about the object to be named. Secondarily, the name can be pleasant to the ear, or at least memorable. Associations with other products is usually not desireable. When I hear the name AccuLoop, my mind immediately goes to all the cheaply designed and built woodworking tools from overseas. "Accu" as a prefix, just doesn't instill confidence in a product, at least to this boy. Naming your looper has the potential to make it or break it. A good example is the software called Chopitch. Does it mean that your chops will start itching? Good luck finding an appropriate name for it. Currently, AccuLoop doesn't do much for me. Regards, Stephen Warren wrote: It's a little hard for me to complete the docs, though, because I'm at sea for a name. I'm thinking maybe AccuLoop. Whaddya think? (that, totally without an explanation of what makes it special, is not exactly an easy question - but whether the name should be related to the specific features or not is also not an easy one). __________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - Make it your home page! http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs