>Oh, MAN. You have truly MADE my night. This is the kind of stuff that
>I rewatch movies with the director and crew babbling on in the
>background for. :)
>
>That being said, is there a specific way to read the story by line? I
>assume so since that's how you marked the entries, and while I can
>oddly enough pick out say....one in five situations off the top of my
>head, I'd love to get the whole if possible.

Quite late to the party here...

If none of the suggested methods for reading with the line count works for you, and you haven't found another way to do it, Word will work.

Open the story as a text file (they come that way, so I guess you really just have to download it) in Word. From there, I do this in my version of Word:

On the Menu Bar click View | Page Layout
On the Menu Bar click Edit | Select All
On the Menu Bar click File | Page Setup
Click the Layout tab
Click the Line Numbers button
Click the Add Line Numbering checkbox. Make sure the settings will start at 1, count by 1, and the numbering is continuous (the settings may be disabled until you click that checkbox).
Click OK

Jeanne

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