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#21907 06/30/01 12:07 AM
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I have seen Photoreading around and was wondering if it comes on cd's instead of tapes. Plus I want to know how well it will work for someone with learning disabilities.







#21908 06/30/01 12:09 AM
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Forgot to mention this.
How well does the program work with computer related books such as Cisco, A+, Network+ and such.






#21909 07/03/01 04:24 PM
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At this time, it is available on audiocassette only.

The best way to find out is to try it. You get free coaching support and a full 30-day satisfaction guarantee, extendable to six full months.






#21910 07/08/01 02:19 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Dana Hanson:
At this time, it is available on audiocassette only.

The best way to find out is to try it. You get free coaching support and a full 30-day satisfaction guarantee, extendable to six full months.


How do you get the extension to 6 full months?








#21911 07/10/01 02:48 PM
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Easy. Just call us within your first 30-days and receive free extensions. 800-735-8273







#21912 07/10/01 07:33 PM
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For someone with learning disabilities, you should check out Brain Gym by Paul Dennison: www.braingym.com







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