Two more of potential value under development

[MuonOne]

They appear on Pages 106 and 107 of this magazine:

ComputerPowerUser.com Digital Edition

One is titled "Tee-riffic Monitoring Equipment for Hospitals"
the other is "Life-Saving sensors Will Catch Your Breath"

The articles are difficult if not impossible to read unless you activate the full screen mode via the control on the left side of the screen.

 

[Al]

Clicking 50 times to get to a rather boring article sure was a pain in the mouse.

AL.

 

[MuonOne]

Sorry Al,

I should have thought to also suggest rather than paging from the beginning to the end, using the 'back' page rather than 'forward' page button is faster because the articles are nearly at the end of the magazine . . . when you press the double 'right arrow' key you wind up at the end of the magazine - then a couple single 'left' arrow keys and you reach the article 'right away,' . . . this 'trick' works in other situations but of course not all of them.

I am sorry to say that tech articles are often boring but glad to admit I didn't design this web site. Clearly its makers decided to simulate old technology . . . cool but, . . . why keep the 'new world' cramped by not embedding direct urls in the table of contents? :evil: