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I know I have been posting a lot: sorry, but I want to learn this.

Well, anyway, how are you to read short text using the PRWMS?

It seems to me that you should just look over it for trigger words (since there usually arent headings...well, maybe in a web page). Then quickly enter the accelerated learning state and PR. (btw, do you just hold down the P-UP/DOWN keys? or tap it?) Then just skim down with the purpose in mind and read what your eyes are drawn to.

Is that it?






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usually, you just regular read short things like email. This is to save time and you arent saving time if you go through the whole system on one paragraph.






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See page 83 of the PhotoReading book.






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quote:
Originally posted by Pete Bissonette:
See page 83 of the PhotoReading book.

Ah, Pete. Always perfectly specific.






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Well, anyway. When I want to read a long electronic text, should I hold down PGDN? I mean, the book said not to hold DOWN because it was confusing to the brain. But should I hold down PGDN or just tap it?






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I usually hold it down, and it works fine for me. . .






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I just tap the SPACE bar in IE







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