What Andrew posted makes sense to me. Hope you find it successful. Another thought that came to me was that you might already have some kind of marker there and maybe it won't put more than one in that spot. I don't know that it works this way, but I thought I'd mention it in case it helps at all.
One advantage to using PRS for this kind of thing is that you will hear one phrase at a time as you arrow down the second list box where the individual phrases are listed. At least that way you won't find yourself into the phrase after the one you want. Sometimes phrases can be a single word because of the amount of pause before the rest of the sentence. If you do on the PlexTalk like Andrew said and go a few seconds into the phrase to be sure you're in it, you could possibly go far enough to be in the next phrase instead. In PRS you would hear that phrase when you highlight it with the arrow key and then it would stop. It would not advance too far and make your mark later than desired.
I suggest that you try PRS and just play around some to see how you like it. If you find you feel in more control of your editing project, you might rather use PRS for that kind of job and the PTR1 for other parts of the project. I suggest that you make a copy of the book you're working on somewhere on your hard drive to work in. If you aren't happy with the results of your playing around in PRS, you can go back to the disk or card from which you originally copied it.
Hope this is helpful! Marilyn
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