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#20712 04/07/01 12:54 PM
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With time i have been able to make blips that ocupy half page side to side, this means they overlap and I see text mixed frome each page in the middle. I have also been able to make a rather flat blip so most words seem to apear clearly and readable (but I distract my conciouse mind and donīt read them to avoid interfearing with the PR process)


My guess is the Idea that the perfect blip is achieved when you can focouse each eye on the middle of the page of its same side, resulting in ONE double page in front of you, with all the text overlapping. Though this is almost impossible to acomplish with a book binded in the middle.

The latest thing I have been doing is softening my eyes, but on one page at a time, this for me is much slower, but gives better results.

Just wanted to share something and see if anyone has had the same experience.






#20713 04/07/01 07:47 PM
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Hullo,
Don't worry too much about blip size: i've had blips from about 1/3 to maybe half the page, but after a while, it just stabilized. I'm sure it has something to do with being relaxed and alert.

Cheers,






#20714 04/07/01 09:49 PM
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My blip disappears after a few minutes of photoreading. The two lines of the blip form one line and i can see all the words on the pages clearly.






#20715 04/08/01 12:56 PM
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richard just take notice that ur relaxed. if it disappears just take a moment 2 soften ur gaze again. paul mentioned somewhere that the blip disappears after a while anyway so its a natural part& u dont need 2 worry. if u dont like the blip just use the X. works the same.







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