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#31744 10/10/02 12:48 AM
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Surveying takes me forever because some books that I read even though they are still nonfiction they don't have very many bold or italic print which makes spotting trigger words very hard , and I have to bother with writing down my trigger words as I look thru the book which means my head goes from left to right because my book is on the left and my paper is on the right and it irritates me, eney suggestions on these 2. And Paul said if you don't want to wright your trigger words down on paper then "sort for and make a mental note of them", HOW , I'm even luck to remember 5.

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#31745 10/10/02 11:28 AM
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Just a thought. How would a recorder work?

KWLee






#31746 10/10/02 03:33 PM
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A bookmark sized piece of paper or card might be an option. Since I want to avoid getting caught up with reading when I pull trigger words I find I have the book further in front of me turning a few pages at a time sort of at arms distance and the notebook/paper below it in front of me. If I have the paper to my side, I don't look at it as I write.

Alex








#31747 10/10/02 04:31 PM
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try use a mind map.
It works for me.







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