No keyboard, mouse clicks only!galak wrote:Does anyone know if the keyboard works for the calculator on the actual test? Or do we have to use the mouse to enter in numbers?
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Keyboard works. Use the keyboard to save time. Moving the mouse and clicking numbers/symbols is irritating and time consuming.
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@galak: I took the test a month back with IR and it worked. So you can count on me. 
The expert might have provided the information based on the rules/regulations.
The expert might have provided the information based on the rules/regulations.Getting defeated is just a temporary notion, giving it up is what makes it permanent.
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I haven't taken the new test myself, I'm going from student reports, so it's possible they were mistaken! Thanks for the correction!sam2304 wrote:@galak: I took the test a month back with IR and it worked. So you can count on me.