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#46886 03/23/06 12:57 PM
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i cant speak english well. sorry.

I think that PR is useful for a book that important thing is 20%~30% of all.

but technical book is 70% or more. right?

so i wanna know how to PR a technical

book effectively.. like law,math,history etc.

if you know any knowhow. plz tell me.

thx.


#46887 03/24/06 05:55 AM
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Hi; with a technical book you want to treat each individual chapter as a book in itself. You want to photoread the chapter before, the chapter you are activating and the chapter after.

Technical books usually take longer to activate due to the nature of the book.You want multiple activation sessions with a very clear,
strong purpose and good mind-probing questions you want answered that are related to your purpose.
Photoread4me


#46888 03/25/06 07:59 AM
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Multiple activation passes. People make the mistake of thinking you'll get everything from a textbook in one read. Understanding is built in layers.

Alex



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