06-29-2004, 01:16 PM
Here's my idea.
Several years ago I saw a story on CNN/MS-NBC or whatever, that if you displayed just one word at a time and in the same place as the previous word people can read much faster than usual (it may be due to the constant movement of the eyes accross the page/screen). So what I was hoping to do is grab a chunk of text and copy it into the clipboard then start the macro that "getclip"s that text and then places it into the window one word at a time with a predetermined pause between each word.
Does that help at all? I was working on it last night and kicking around the best way to pull out consecutive words from the string but haven't settled on that yet.
Thanks for your input.
Ken
Several years ago I saw a story on CNN/MS-NBC or whatever, that if you displayed just one word at a time and in the same place as the previous word people can read much faster than usual (it may be due to the constant movement of the eyes accross the page/screen). So what I was hoping to do is grab a chunk of text and copy it into the clipboard then start the macro that "getclip"s that text and then places it into the window one word at a time with a predetermined pause between each word.
Does that help at all? I was working on it last night and kicking around the best way to pull out consecutive words from the string but haven't settled on that yet.
Thanks for your input.
Ken