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by Cinji18 » Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:54 pm
Anyone have any tips reading across the computer screen? I don't have trouble reading off the computer screen when the questions are written in columns like in newspapers, magazines, and prep books. I have trouble reading and comprehending questions when they are written across the screen from the left edge to the right edge. I'm not exactly sure why there's a difference, but somehow, it's more difficult.

If anyone have any insights or advice, let me know.

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by bpgen » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:14 pm
I think you should practice reading text across the computer screen. It will help for other question..
Even if you get text for RC in columns...but CR and SC question will be laying out through out the screen..

So keep practicing reading text across the computer screen.. and if really needed you can minimize browser/word file with some customized size(with your preference) and then 'wrap' test, so that text will be coming in somewhat in short wide, will be looking like column patterns...

Hope this help.
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