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gberardi · 11-27-2006, 11:20 PM

I've found that I have picked up general ideas on what a book is about by going through the photoreading process, but I am not sure if I am getting the details as well as I should. I know that is what rapid reading is for, but I found that I have to go through activation a few times to get through a book. Is this normal? I believe it goes along with the idea of peeling back (or adding on) the layers of comprehension.

Thank you for the recommendation and the discount, Steve.

doz0234: Why not purchase it for someone else for Christmas right now?

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gberardi Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago, IL, USA Posts: 229	I've found that I have picked up general ideas on what a book is about by going through the photoreading process, but I am not sure if I am getting the details as well as I should. I know that is what rapid reading is for, but I found that I have to go through activation a few times to get through a book. Is this normal? I believe it goes along with the idea of peeling back (or adding on) the layers of comprehension. Thank you for the recommendation and the discount, Steve. doz0234: Why not purchase it for someone else for Christmas right now? __________________ -- GBGames' Blog: An Indie Game Developer's Somewhat Interesting Thoughts Have a Facebook account? Play Sea Friends and protect real coral reefs while you do!