Thread: Can you mark a part of a book to not count towards reading progress?
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Old 12-26-2022, 09:43 AM   #1
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Can you mark a part of a book to not count towards reading progress?
There are parts of books that are not normally intended for reading such as an index, references or end notes (that you either read when they're referenced to in the book or otherwise completely ignore).
Is there a way to mark these parts of an ebook such that an ereader would not count those towards the reading completion of a book (time/pages remaining, percentage of book read, etc.)?
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