My pleasure, Maui. The task is easy for me, but still required several hours of work since I listened to the entire call again in real time during editing. I only wish the audio source was of better quality. Lots of garbled communication in the recent call. I cleaned up as much as I could, but bad audio is bad audio. Still, the call sounds better when some of the "uhhh's" and mis-spoken stutters are removed, leaving the message otherwise intact.

I use a great audio editing program by a German Mac shareware developer called Amadeus Pro (yes, this is a plug for this great developer), and I've used it over the years to edit hundreds of audiobook titles for my own use. I actually create the conference call files for myself because I love being able to instantly go to specific topics I want to hear again, and freely share the files with other shareholders who can benefit as well.

I created the audio files for another reason too.... Ollie demands it. He'll bounce on that damn trampoline and keep me awake all night if I don't comply. Ollie knows there are certain wanna-be biotech analysts out there who will use the audio files to concoct preposterous "analysis" claims that are flat-out hilarious to read. LOL