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Originally posted by choi:
Hey, guys thanks for responding that is useful. I photoread few books, then I am activating it. However, I have same qeustion as other has.
First of all, how long should I activate books or material that I photoread?
I think I am pretty much reading it (a little fast though). I know I should not read it. but I cant understand what is going on just super read it and dipread?? 
anythougt or advise ?
To activate you use superreading and dipping using 30 minute activation passes. You make as many 30 minute passes as you need that can be anything from 1 pass for a book and to 25 for a textbook (it depends on how much you want from the book)
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I used to say word in my mind when i read book. is that OK when I super read or dip it?
Its ok if you subvocalise (say it to yourself) while you are reading. When superreading you are moving too fast to say the words to yourself/
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How about rapidreading, should I or shouldn't?
You rapid read when you have run out of questions about the book or when you feel that you want to know more from the book. You can also rapid read just for the enjoyment of the book.
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I photoread Eglish dictionary (just try 
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and read novel. I got little confuse my purpose of reading. why am i reading this book? I don't know how to say one sentance or words. Could some give me some example of purpose(through your experience)?
'What does the author have to tell me?', is usually a good starting question. 'What can I learn from this book?'
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I keep pushing myself I should find trigger word
then how and what could be trigger word to ditionary? or novel?
Any example?? Please.... 
Trigger word are unnecessary for a novel or dictionary. From other text select words that usually appear in headings, underlined or in italics.
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could some display for me how feel like when the book or words start melt?? like gel...? Hum... 
Thanks again!
It's different for everyone usually if feels the same as when you've regular read a book and understand it. You know that you have the information that you were looking for in the book.
Alex
