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Command F
teddyballgame15
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Is it really true we are allowed to use command F? Seems like it can be a massive time saver, almost too much so...
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I was wondering about this for the August exam. I was too scared to try it out, if it's allowed, wish I did because I probably wouldn't be back in for October.
What does command F do?
@"Xavier C." allows you to search for words within the page. Following as well!
It allows you to search for keywords and the computer will highlight them.
Ok so I called the LSAT helpline just now to ask about this - IT'S TRUE. WE CAN USE COMMAND F.
Seems incredible but true.
I took the exam in June. You are absolutely, 100%, able to use command F. For those that are asking what command F does, it allows you to search for a word or phrase within a passage. It really comes in handy during RC. So, while preparing for the exam, do not hesitate to use it, as you are allowed to use it on the actual thing. I hope this helps.
Yes you can, huge time saver!!!