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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 2
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I like reading with my index finger passing underneath the text ever
since I found it helped me read faster at a speed reading demo/pitch free seminar. I wish either the arrow pointer could remain an arrow pointer when I move it over text instead of changing into a bar then I could use IT. Or better yet a program or plugin that would underline the line I'm at and move to the next one when I pressed the space key or some other key and that could work with pdf's. I've seen some out and out speed reading programs but that's not what I'm looking for -- they make you commit to a designatable speed -- I want something more leisurely that would just help my concentration when I'm reading at 2 in the morning. I just want to be able to click down a page line by line at my pace. Doesnt have to be free. Thanx in advance. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 281
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First go to your control panel. Then change the view if your still using the default category (XP/Vista= Switch to Classic View, 7= View by Large/Small Icons). After that, click "Mouse" and then the "Pointers" tab. Find "Text Select", highlight it, click browse, and choose another cursor.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 2
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Hey J.L. thanks a lot. That does help -- better than nothing.
But I'm wondering if it is possible for my brother-in-law who is a Java programmer to write me a line under the "printed line I'm reading" that would go down one line in response to a button press and would do it on a PDF reader or am I asking for too much. Do you need to use C++ for stuff like that? But hey what you suggested is a big help in any case. |
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