Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer questions about the blip page ??

IAM GOING TO BE PHOTO READING SOME TEXT BOOK FOR SCHOOL AND I HAVE A LITTLE PROBLEM. THE BOOKS HAVE A BINDER IN THE MIDDLE WITH A SPACE BETWEEN ABOUT 1 to 2 INCHES. I CAN'T KEEP THE BLIP. IS IT OK TO PH ONE PAGE AT A TIME OR IS THERE A WAY TO GET THIS TO WORK?
DOSE ANYONE ELSE HAVE THIS PROBLEM OR ANY WAY TO WORK WITH THIS SPACE IN BETWEEN MY PAGES?

Use the X technique.

Draw an imaginary X accross the four corners of the two pages, and then keep that X there while you flip through the pages, staring at the center point of the X itself. Also, while staring at the center point, notice the four corners/ends of the X/pages without looking directly at it.

Any more questions? Let me know

For more information on photofocus, check out some of the posts done by myself, and razordu30(Ramon) using the search feature "searching by user name."

[This message has been edited by youngprer (edited May 20, 2002).]

If possible take the pages out of the binder and lay them side by side you might find it easier keeping photofocus by flipping the pages rather than wrestling with the binder.

Also photoread the binder material upside down... whenever you find yourself drifting out of photofocus with page turning difficulties it seems to help to have the book upside down... probably because it reminds the mind to stay in photofocus state since most people cannot read upside down consciously.

Alex