Not only does the glare from the screen cause problems such as eye strain and headaches - and in some cases causing the words appear to shimmer of even move around - but the nature of the medium makes it more difficult to keep one's place in the text, or to find it again after stopping or being interrupted. You can't "mark your place" easily on a computer screen.

Unless you've got a virtual reading ruler, that is.                         

Keeping place on a database...

Creating a "text window"

Or whatever...

With twelve colours to choose from, and many more configurations of shape, size, line width and line position, all be accessed at the click of a button, the Virtual Reading Ruler can benefit computer users everywhere - whether in the home, school, college, library or office.

Based on the success of our Eye Level Reading Ruler, the Virtual Reading Ruler is a mobile tinted overlay that "floats" above any application and is moved around the screen with the mouse.  Seven different line settings can create opaque blocks, "windows", or underlines, in up to 14 positions; and four sizes ensure that differing on-screen needs are met (e.g full screen width for spreadsheets; half-screen for emails etc). Any one of 12 colours can be selected.

So simple to use... Just click a button to select

Order the Virtual Reading Ruler now. Postal shipping only.