I read that full-screen mode is no longer an option on the actual LSAT. When I practice in Law Hub's interface, there's TONS of white space at the top, and I have to scroll to see all the answer choices. What will it look like on the actual test? Does the white space reduce a bit? If it doesn't, can I use F11 to reduce the extra clutter? I take my official test this week remotely due to an accommodation. My screen laptop screen is small-ish, and I'm nervous I won't be able to see all the text as well as I can in the 7 Sage platform. Help!
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Why does no one seem to know if using F11 will expand the screen in the actual test…? It works in Law Hub’s testing environment.
Yes. There's unfortunately a lot of negative space. You can adjust the zoom but that doesn't address what you're talking about. Additionally, as far as I know, no keyboard shortcuts work on the LSAT tester, or at least they aren't supposed to.
@Adam yikes. Thank you for letting me know your experience. @Kevin_Lin said on another thread that the white space would be reduced on the actual test…. Sigh. I was hoping that was true.
@Aquamoon Oh, yes. He's right about that aspect of it but I think in a general sense the amount of negative space is still substantial. I don't recall ever seeing a glaring contrast between the tester and the app itself.
@Adam gotcha. Thanks. So sounds like the actual test fills more of the screen than it does on the Law Hub practice tests, if I’m hearing you right?
@Aquamoon yeah. You still have a lot of open space but not as much as in your picture