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by kartik1979 » Wed Nov 11, 2009 11:50 am
Hi

i know this question sounds naive

Can someone advice how to copy questions from gmat power prep software after the test is over . the whole computer screen is filled up by the software. then how can you cut copy paste the questions without closing the software?
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by GMATBootcamp » Wed Nov 11, 2009 12:51 pm
Two ways i've seen my students do this:

1. Copy the problem down on paper by hand. (Old fashioned but it still works!)

2. Hit printscreen, paste the screenshot into a picture editing program like microsoft paint, and crop the image to size. (This is probably more useful if you're trying to post an image of the question on this forum)


To my knowledge, there isn't a way to copy the text directly from the GMAT prep software.
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by kartik1979 » Thu Nov 12, 2009 6:31 am
hi thanks for answering my query

i also tried out another method

i downloaded camtasia , its a computer screen recorder

so i made it run in back ground and gave the gmat prep

whatever appears on screen gets recorded into AVI file

so i can come to know how much time i spend in a particular question


if i want any question , in prep take a screen shot
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