Hey there,

1. To search for a problem, simply type in a phrase in the Google Custom Search box located in the top right of the screen. Most of the time you'll get tons of answers, particularly for GMATprep questions.

2. First of all, before posting a question, it's always a good idea to search for it. As I've said, the problems in GMATprep have ALL been analyzed several times! Some of them pop up as questions even once a week. We want to avoid such repetitions though. Consider this situation: an experienced member of the forum sees that you have posted a question from GMATprep, a question he's answered a number of times. He will be less likely to respond to your post and provide valuable insight, since by now he's already "bored" with that question.
But if you do not find a thread for your question, then post it by observing the following rules:
- one question per thread
- attachments (other than pictures for geometry) are discouraged, since you can't conduct a search on an image/doc file. A question that is posted in complete Print Screen format will not help any other person except yourself, since the question will not pop up on searches

tks bro..i got this late yesterday