I think the easiest way to see the blip page is t just focus something far away from you, and not focusing on the page. You will see some kind of a small 'middle' page in between the two pages. And you will see a curve line on the 'middle' page.
For example, when you photoread a book on your lap, and that the book is about 45 degree angle, you look right at the image that is in front of you on the top of the page, don't try to focus on the book, but reather try to keep at that vision and look at the book as long as can. You probably are going to see this blip page without looking on the top of the page when you are more experience.
So? Any comment?I probably didn't gave out a really good and right advice. So please post a relply on what should really be do.
Harris
P.S. is it ok if when I see the blip page, the words on that area are like bunch up together? Or is it that I should have any texts or image on the blip page area? (You know, the blip area, like the middle page I was talking about...)
[This message has been edited by Harris Chan (edited October 22, 2004).]
[This message has been edited by Harris Chan (edited October 22, 2004).]
