Since no one answered my previous questions I had to experiment on my own. I was having trouble keeping the blip page when turning pages. So I experimented on the stereogram on Page 42 of course study. While seeing the 3D-Image I would pass my hand in front of picture to obscure picture then move hand out of way. At first I would lose focus. But after about 30 minutes I could do it. This helped out with the blip page but I would still lose focus after about 3 page flips.
So I went looking out on the Internet for other stereograms. I found the following site that will create your own text based stereograms.
http://www.eyetricks.com/stereograms/onlinetools/stereocreator.htm
I was going to print them out on paper and make a book but they have a neat feature. When you select go button it would regenerate same stereogram with new color while slightly clearing screen. So I decided this would be good practice if I could keep the focus and see the stereogram instantly when it was regenerated. After about 30 minutes I could do it. The key was relaxing and diverging to white space outside of picture. Awesome I did about 200 clicks right after another without ever losing the image. I used the word COOL in capital letters, on large setting. Now I can photofocus on a book and never lose blip page. This was a great training aid for me so you might give it a try.
For the next experiment I think I'm going to create a Microsoft word document and create a single word stereogram and paste the stereogram image at the top of each page. Each stereogram would be a different word. Then you would flip through the word document a page at a time and read some type of saying through the stereograms. I don't know if its possible to do it but I won't know unless I try. I didn't think I could do the above until I practiced it awhile.
Have a great day !!!
Jimmy
[This message has been edited by jimjwright (edited July 29, 2001).]
