WinBlit Speed Reading Program

Strengthen your reading skills with WinBlit Speed Reading Program.

Pata-Sucia Ltd. Provides free software downloads and shareware for Windows PC users. Its most widely downloaded program is the WinBlit speed-reading program. Many people today receive a large amount of email and view hundreds of webpages each day. Each email and each webpage contains information that the reader must digest; however, with such a high volume of information, it may seem that there simply is not enough time to read and comprehend all of what the internet makes available. In addition, when presented with a large amount of information, it can be difficult to isolate and remember key points from the text. Speed-reading programs aim to train the eyes and brain to increase reading speed without radically reducing comprehension. WinBlit speed-reading program utilizes a technology known as RSVP, or Rapid Serial Visual Presentation, in order to increase reading speed.

Unlike traditional speed-reading programs, WinBlit is a program that functions within a text and is customizable to your particular screen preferences, such as font, size, and color. One may currently download WinBlit speed-reading program version 2. 7. Other versions are not available at this time. Several other companies also produce and distribute speed-reading program software. AceReader offers a course and activities and comes in four different versions. ABC Speedreeding 8.

08 trains consumers in several different speed reading techniques and is visually based. RocketReader operates within an internet browser and can be used with any operating system. WinBlit speed-reading program proposes to bring the text to your field of vision, as opposed to your eye seeking out the text. This, it claims, will substantially increase your reading and comprehension rate. A user may also configure keyboard shortcuts in order to save even more time. Because it targets at Microsoft applications, the WinBlit speed-reading program can be accessed from the toolbar while one uses on of these programs, such as Word, Internet Explorer, or Outlook.