Good idea. I find I never use read to end on web pages, for instance, just
because of those long tedious links. Rather, I down arrow as I read, and
when I hear link, I immediately down arrow again to find real text. If
there were a way to exclude links, buttons, etdc while reading with read to
end, I'd use it much more. Of course, if one could select the types of
missing links, excuse the pun, or say skip buttons while reading, or skip
combo boxes, etc. that would make things much more flexible.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Louis Gosselin" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 9:20 AM
Subject: Suggestion for WE Improvement
I have just finished reading, actually I got sick of listening and quit,
another
of those newsletter-type things that are totally awash in links, very long
links! Wouldn't it be nice to be able to exclude the reading of those
links in
a document while in Read-to-end? I sure wish it were possible! Then, if I
were
curious, I could stop and explore for a link I thought might be there, and
only
then click on it without all that very annoying gibberish of letters,
numbers,
punctuation marks, odd symbols, Great God, sometimes they're right in the
middle
of a sentence! Lord have mercy!
Louis Gosselin
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