HI, I'm pretty sure each part is basically recognised as it's own file. So if you're listening to part 2 and stop, to resume you'll need to press play on part 2 again. If you press play on part 1 it will resume at the beginning of part 1. So just remember to press play on the part on which you last stopped. But for this and other reasons I find it much better to listen to audible books on iOS devices. For instance, you can't adjust the playback speed in iTunes, so far as I know. And you can't use the track slider to quickly jump forward and back within the track.
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