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uncle,
Not sure what you are asking here.

Are you asking why you can't see the print clearly when you are PR?








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Within the first several books you PhotoRead and fully activate, you will gain clarity of all the text during the PhotoReading step.

It can take a little time to build up strength in the different eye muscles you are using in Photofocus. Soon, you will see all the printed text crystal clear, blending into the blip page.






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> can take a little time to build up strength >in the different
eye muscles you are >using in Photofocus. Soon, you will see all
the printed text >crystal clear, blending into the blip page.

Dana,

I did not understand the last statement. Should we try to make the blip page so large that it encompasses both the pages of the book??

Currently the blip page that I see is about an inch thick around the centre of the book.

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blue_sky,

What Dana meant is that after a period of regular practice the rest of the text starts looking clearer too. It also comes into clear sharp focus. This will happen at different times with much practice. It remains unnecessary to be concerned with it because the blurred focus works just as well for photoreading. The width of the blip page you're seeing is just fine.

Alex

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i can see blip page ,but still cannot see word clearly.Buti can see some 3D picture which it like float.







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