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Control/Command F During Reading Comp
christinap
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Are we allowed to search for various words/sentences during the reading comp section? Since LSAC views our screens, I want to make sure that executing this function will be ok and won't result in being disqualified! People who have confirmed this with LSAC please lmk 
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Yes, they've stated it is allowed as it is a browser function. Dave Killoran confirmed this with LSAC leading to the second or third flex test IIRC.
Does anyone have any links with the actual confirmation?
I emailed them and they responded with a confirmation
I honestly had no clue about this. My first Flex I refrained from using Control + F and now I'm glad I came across this!!!