You might view text in notepad or wordpad or word or, well try a google search and see how many text viewers you come up with. Once the contents have been saved as a plain text or rich text document you can insert bookmarks in the document when you want to finish a section, I favour jkl; because it is easy to type and is not a string you would come across accidently, so that when you reload the document you can do a search for, say jkl;, and you will go straight to where you left off. Never having used the shark I have no idea if it has a built in book mark facility.
Cheers G From glorious Devon, England. On 1 Aug 2008, at 14:42, Derek Hornby wrote:
Gordon wrote "Try saving the web page as a text file then go off line and read it with your usual text viewer." What do you mean by: "text viewer." ? I am using Jaws. And the issue is: Can one mark place where one has finished. Is the answer no, and so hardcopy print, Braille is better from that point of view.
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