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#30659 08/28/02 07:16 PM
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What's the best way to hold the book when photoreading.






#30660 08/28/02 08:36 PM
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I believe at something like a 45 degree angle. But that's not TERRIBLY important.






#30661 08/29/02 06:03 AM
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The tapes say to prop it onto something at a 90? angle rather than hold it in your hands.






#30662 08/29/02 07:48 AM
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An arch lever file (empty) will do the trick, prop the book up against that. It is an ideal angle for for the book and works well as a support with soft covered books. How high or how low you place the book on the closed file is up to you. What you find most comfortable. It is especially useful if you get sore shoulders or neck from photoreading with the book flat on a desk.

Alex







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