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Hi to all, I need to photoread a lot of technical books and ebooks, and as you can see in the subject I don't know how many pages I can photoread for every photoreading session. Have you some suggestion?
Have I to photoread every chapter and then activate it only? or can I photoread all the book once and then activate every chapter alone?
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PhotoRead the whole book. Activate the chapters as needed. Number of page limit... None that I know of.. I've PhotoRead 40 physical books in an hour. I think 10 is a much easier number to work around especially if you look forward to activating those books.

Alex


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Whaaaat? 40 books in an hour? do you stand on a page less than an half second?
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Sure PhotoReading speeds greater than 25,000 wpm are possible you can do 60,000 wpm on books faster on computer.

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Ha! yes sure with PDFs! I've a lot of them. It is enough to expose the page some instants, isn't it?
Thank you again


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