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#44627 06/08/05 09:58 PM
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The blip page has been refered to as "a phantom page between the two pages"

I am confused. It seems as if I get a merger or overlaping of the pages by looking through the pages. I am am not crossing my eyes.

I can read a few words in the middle section of the book because the pages merge mergeswords when going through the text. Is this something to avoid? and is the phantom page a page that has words?


What am I supposed to see? In the book there are references to the words floating.


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#44628 06/09/05 02:38 PM
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Originally posted by kavick888:
I am confused. It seems as if I get a merger or overlaping of the pages by looking through the pages. I am am not crossing my eyes.

That sounds like the blip page you have there. As they "merge", they become one page. Yes, you can still make out words on blip pages, especially if the text in the book is close to the centre-fold. That's nothing to worry about.

Not everyone gets floating words. They sometimes appear, but don't bother about hunting for them. The key is to maintain a relaxed, soft gaze. If you are seeing what you are describing without crossing your eyes, then you've got it.

KWLee


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Is it possible to see the blip page whenever you cross your eyes? I think that I might have seen it, but I don't want to see it just because I crossed my eyes. I've heard that that is not what you want to do.

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You can get the blip page by crossing your eyes.

For PhotoReading you want to use a relaxed gase. As mentioned for your other post see chapter 5 of the book.

Alex



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