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I've found that fanning the pages while in Photofocus works better than turning each page by hand.

However, I do have difficulty on some books with the pages sticking together into large clumps and I miss a great deal of information. To fix this, I've been using multiple passes, forward and then backward, upside down forward, then backward.

My question, is there an easier way of fanning the pages so that I do not miss as much? I'll still make multiple passes, but if I do not miss as many pages, then that would help.

This message is for Pete in particular, but anyone can throw in their two cents.

-Prelude

b4 i photoread books i usually take about a minute 2 open the book in increasing page intervals of 20 pages or so and stretch the pages in opossing directions & gently so it wont close. this way, when i photoread i have easier time flipping the pages. try this while ur photoflipping. its simple & should give u better results (just do it gently so u wont damage the cover).
hope this helps.

Raanan Hadar.