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#32590 11/11/02 09:52 AM
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1- Although sometimes it is very small, I have no issues seeing the blip page. But, there are times when I see the blip but also "notice" certain words near the blip. Sometimes I can let my eyes see much more peripherally and avoid this, but I was wondering if the Photoreading step can still work if this happens.

2-Also, I find I can see the blip more clearly and with more consistency when turning the pages if I have my eyes rather close to the book. As long as I see the blip and can see the entire book in my peripheral, is it OK?

Anything would be great... thanks...







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1.Yes, the photoreading step still works when you maintain your vision on both pages and being aware of the edges of the book. Losing the blip is OK. Expanding your peripheral vision is the principle of photoreading.

2.If it is comfortable for you go for it... how near or far you hold the book is what is comfortable for you to maintain the book in your peripheral vision.

Alex







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