Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer how to photoread on a digital screen?

Hello everybody. I have purchased the photoreading system consisting of 8 tapes about a year ago. But i finally got to finish it. Eventhought i do not master completely the system my question is: how would you photoread on a computer screen since you would not be able to see a blip page(you see what i mean?) you could rapid read but that wouldnt be called photoreading would it?
thanx for the help.

M.R

Try viewing stereograms on the internet. Search for "stereograms" on a search-engine. That should give you some good practice and the rest is easy .

-Will

alright ill try, thanx

lol Stereograms must be recommended to EVERYONE. I've learned to do photofocus without the blip, now.

I would recommend that you get a real good hang of photofocus before you go into electronics.

photo focus is the about the only step i master =)

What I do when I read a digital screen is that I focus a point pass the monitor. That's essentially what you're doing with the blip and book, you're focusing on something more distant.

I found a site run by Win Werger(I think that was his name. He was mentioned in the PR book) His site has something called "stereoreading" it's photoreading, but it has a sterogram image as the background. this helps you keep photofocus while the text scrolls on the screen. The URL is www.debateit.net. The stereoreading section is at http://debateit.net/stereoreading/index.htm

Thanx, it may help