ReadMark Deluxe - Using ReadMark is similar to using an edge of a bookmark to read lines of text.

Whether it be blogs, spreadsheets, online news, or electronic books, ReadMark is used as a sentence guide. Having trouble identifying where you left off in a paragraph? Trying to distinguish a line of text from other lines? ReadMark to the rescue! ReadMark is a diminutive, horizontal line that is used as a sentence guide. Using ReadMark is similar to using an edge of a bookmark to read lines of text. ReadMark is a straightedge for reading text on a computer. Some areas where we think ReadMark could be useful are: Helps make online articles, ebooks, PDF files easier to read Helping with reviewing software code line-by-line In general, Computer Information could be easily read using ReadMark. ReadMark comes with ReadMark Notes to help you jot down important items. ReadMark Notes is useful as a scratchpad. The availability of ReadMark features is dependent upon the ReadMark version being used. Please refer to the online manual to understand which version is suitable for your needs. Some of the features that ReadMark offers are: User-defined stepping ReadMark movement can be controlled in two ways: keyboard or mouse. When using the keyboard, ReadMark may be programmed to MOVE by any amount of lines. Instead of moving one-pixel at a time, it could move one sentence at a time. When properly set up, this feature allows easier movement. blink detection ReadMark blinks periodically to let you know where it is. This feature makes the diminutive, horizontal line easy to find. This feature may be disabled if it is not needed. Note taking capability ReadMark Notes is useful for jotting down ideas, thoughts, or comments. In addition, excerpts could be copy-and-pasted to ReadMark Notes, saved and printed. If this is your first time learning about ReadMark, please browse through the online manual to get an idea of what the program can do for you.