control f still allowed?

lsat5ever

I've seen powerscore discussions that say control F is still allowed but couldn't find it in the official rules.

Hal Incandenza

Yep! At least Dave at PowerScore still tweets that it’s still allowed

legallybree

Does the ctrl+F (command+F) work on Macs as well? Because, I tried it in LawHub and it does not work on my MacBook or iMac

Flavious

@bryahrichson said:
Does the ctrl+F (command+F) work on Macs as well? Because, I tried it in LawHub and it does not work on my MacBook or iMac

Works for me on LawHub! Try using Firefox

Flavious

@Flavious said:

@bryahrichson said:
Does the ctrl+F (command+F) work on Macs as well? Because, I tried it in LawHub and it does not work on my MacBook or iMac

Works for me on LawHub! Try using Firefox

Also using a Macbook btw

carlyvangstadboyd

Wut is this control of the F you speak of? I’m techno challenged

aps293

@carlyboyd1991 It's a keyboard shortcut for finding a specific word or letter on the page you're currently viewing.

Burt Reynolds

If you use a mac, the function is COMMAND + F

carlyvangstadboyd

So glad I researched/wrote a 42 page thesis on a Mac book without ever having known this

BigJay20

@lsat5ever said:
I've seen powerscore discussions that say control F is still allowed but couldn't find it in the official rules.

can someone tell me what you guys use control f for? pleaseee

puneetmotiwala

@BigJay20 said:

@lsat5ever said:
I've seen powerscore discussions that say control F is still allowed but couldn't find it in the official rules.

can someone tell me what you guys use control f for? pleaseee

its a keyboard shortcut that lets you search for specific words or phrases in a page

Timmy Is an Avg Kid that No One Understands

Control F allows you to Find any words you type into it, making it easier for RC to go back and look for specific words or phrases they give you

arpalmer2

I meant to ask this same question, because I've practiced without Ctrl-F but I've wondered continuously about its presence or absence on the real thing, and I'm delighted to know it will be on the exam.

Hal Incandenza

For instance, if the question asks “both passages refer to X,” you could ctrl+f to quickly see if that exact phrase appears. (Caution - sometimes the phrases vary slightly, but this is still a helpful tool at times.) Anyway, I suggest practicing it before test day!

Out Here Grinding

So control/command F is allowed to be used during the test?! I intentionally have not ben using it in practice because I did not think it would be allowed on test day.