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The study guide
Reading, searching, marking up, and listening to your textbook.
Contents, and searching the book
Contents is the first button on the toolbar. It opens a panel with two tabs:
Finding your highlights and notes again
Everything you mark in a book is collected in one place: the Comments panel, on the right of the reader toolbar. Its subtitle counts what you have — "24 in this textbook".
Highlighting, notes and flashcards from the page
The pill in the middle of the toolbar has two settings: View (the eye) and Annotate (the pencil). In View, selecting text does nothing — that keeps ordinary reading and scrolling…
Key terms, memory hooks and the cards in the margin
The guide is not plain prose. Three things in it are doing work you can use.
Listening to the guide
Most guides are narrated chapter by chapter. Narration comes with a paid pass. On the trial you see a small locked Audio pill instead of the player; the guide itself stays fully…
Paged and Flowing, and other display settings
There are two ways to read, chosen with the Flowing / Paged switch. Your choice is remembered per exam.
Reading your study guide
The study guide is the whole textbook for your exam, and it is open on the free trial — every chapter, on every device.
Studying offline, and adding Capital Prep to your home screen
On a laptop, the cloud icon in the toolbar is Read offline. On a phone or tablet the same rows are at the foot of Reading tools.
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