f the Delaware General Corporation Law, with VisiLaw markings. VisiLaw is a patented, grammar-based system for marking statutes and other legal materials to make them easier to read. Text appears in the same form as in unmarked statutes, with the markings superimposed. A sample of the markings appears on the cover of the book. The markings promote analysis by visually dividing complex sentences into clauses that can be read and analyzed one at a time. Highlighting of the skeletal sentence structure within each clause facilitates scanning, speeds reading, and improves comprehension. Markings tie together words that should be read as a single unit. A key to the markings is inside the front cover. Most readers need only the key to begin using VisiLaw, but the book also contains a seven-page introduction that explains techniques for gaining maximum advantage from the markings. Section numbers and subchapter titles appear in the running headers.