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the new format expands across the full screen, so for people with large monitors, the whole question looks like one big straight line.
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the new format expands across the full screen, so for people with large monitors, the whole question looks like one big straight line.
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You could resize the browser window.
Are you asking for a way to add a border so it doesn’t run from edge to edge?
I've been using the new format on my large monitors and have been slightly minimizing my screen so it doesn't take up my full screen and is easier and faster to naviagte. @J.Y.Ping Do you know what the screens in the testing centre look like? Will the test be "full screen"? Essentially, what aspect ratio should we practice on?
I agree with you. But the new format is the actual format that LSAC will be administering the LSAT on.
@J.Y.Ping well, just let us switch between it with a note "actual format" vs "prior 7sage format" (or whatever you want to call it)
@J.Y.Ping I second @SirHarvey. I know the new layout is supposed to match the new LSAC layout they're rolling out for August, but it just feels more clustered and difficult to navigate.
I'd rather practice on the old layout to understand the material, and then start adapting to the new layout. Instead I have to try and grasp the material in an unfamiliar layout.