Any text
you can save
to your Clipboard
can be submitted
for parsing.
On the Web,
popular choices
include newspapers
and magazines
(like www.nytimes.com),
document libraries
(like the Library of Congress,
www.loc.gov),
public domain literature sites
(like http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/),
and the like.
Sites
which offer
a "printer friendly format"
are particularly suited
for ClipRead.
You may also find yourself
parsing longer e-mails
(rather than printing them out!),
or your own
text documents:
many find ClipRead useful
for proofing
their own writing
for grammar
and spelling errors.
ClipRead
dramatically improves
out-loud reading fluency,
so it
is particularly suited
for speeches
and presentations.
