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But not to photoreading.
I took the training in 1997, an pal from other eforum told me the training has gone through 4 or 5 revisions.

I used this technique mainly as I coursed a master dregree as I worked. It helped me out. I think that there is more I can get from it tho, as I remember I had to super read a lot to come with details. Then I left the practice.

I'm an avid reader (40+ books a year), mostly historic novels, best sellers, self help literature, essays, sci-fi etc. but I read these through traditional reading.

As now I need to read a lot of technical stuff, (books, magazines, manuals etc.) I want to get totally into PR with renewed eagerness.

I've reviewed some part of the forum and found some tips, techniques and advice really great and useful. Thanks to all who keep contributing and I'll be coming back to learn more from you guys.

Roberto,

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You'll find Skittering would have been great to know when it comes to some of those academic books.

Alex


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