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So far so good with the PR. Reading nonficiton and news information realy works good. All of the above listed have more things to draw interest in previewing and therefore motivating the mind to pick out trigger words.

My favorite reading is reading novels or biography's. When trying to PR these, I have trouble previewing, considering they usually don't even have chapter titles, subtitles, bold or italic print. So when previewing, I am totally lost as to how to pick out trigger words, or gain points of interest to ask questions about.

Basically, that leaves the inside jacket covers, last and first paragraph of the book, copywrite, and in some few occasions an index.(most don't have index though)

So with that little of an area to preview, I am seeming to have trouble picking out things of interest to question my mind to in turn activate after photoreading.

Any help would be greatly appriciated.






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James,

Maybe you could try this: First PR, THEN preview and find keywords and activate. Works for me.

-Purjo






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I agree...it's the same order I adopted =)

I could've SWORN it was talked about here as postviewing, but I can't find where I read it.

Oh well.

-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com






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