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@christinamw98157 said:
@hebein157719 I have heard that it does not
quite liked that feature:(
Thanks!
Does anyone know if the right arrow key (to move to the next question) works on the actually Flex too?
@attaltaima647 said:
@hebein157719 said:
Hi! I typically PT on my second monitor, which is bigger than my touch screen laptop. I believe I won't be allowed to use my monitor for the actual test, but does anyone know if the touch screen option will be allowed? ie. can I touch my laptop screen to skip questions/highlight/flag/etc. or must I use my mouse/touchpad?
I reached out to LSAC with the same question and got an email confirmation that a touchscreen laptop and using its touchscreen features are approved for the flex!
Great thanks!
Hi! I typically PT on my second monitor, which is bigger than my touch screen laptop. I believe I won't be allowed to use my monitor for the actual test, but does anyone know if the touch screen option will be allowed? ie. can I touch my laptop screen to skip questions/highlight/flag/etc. or must I use my mouse/touchpad?
First-time LSAT, LR RC LG
LR: my nerves got to me and words weren't registering when I started the exam. Flagged a bunch of questions but didn't have the chance to go back:(
RC: same passages as the others mentioned, found False transcription the hardest
LG: gave me a weird deja-vu feeling, last game was hard though
All the best to those taking it soon!