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When you say Where I want to apply it, are you talking about where I want to apply it in the real world or where I want to apply it in the book that I am photoreading.
Real world.
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I said that I wanted to photoread to read faster.
Now why would you want to do that when you could watch a DVD, catch tadpoles, walk the dog, make the bed? Why is reading faster important? What's the Point? The answer to that is your real purpose.
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Do I need to improve on this purpose.
Consider why you want to read a book then double check your answer and ask why do you want to do that?
What you do then move from a broad purpose, That gives you broard answers to a more specific need for which you expect to find answers in the book. You'll also find activation becomes more details but easier because you have a speciifc focus or need to meet
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Also in a previous post someone says how they know that they have got 80% comprehension but you and 'photoreadforme' said 'you should not limit yourself to 80% comprehension. You should always aim for 100% comprehension.' Or something along the lines of that. So how is it impossibe to get 100% comprehension.I don't want to memorize the whole book but I want 100% understanding of the book.
You won't get 100% comprehension of the whole book.
You do want and can expect 100% comprehension of the parts of book that is important for you, for the reason (your purpose) that you are activating the book. The rest of the book can wait and will be there if you need it but whatever you take from the book right now, well, you want 100% of that.
To see the how I used the code. Click on the edit, the paper and pencil, icon in my post you can't change anything anyway. 
By default the stuff is there when you hit the reply with quote icon, last one on the right, of the person you want to quote.
Alex
[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited May 14, 2005).]
