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by xcobrax » Wed Jul 07, 2010 3:23 am
Let me start off by saying thank you so much and this is a great program. I am just a few days in and wanted to give a couple of suggestions.

Can you mark or color code the error logs to reflect the days? this way we don't have to flip back and forth and see what problems need to be done. One idea would be a drop down "Select day" and it could change the box color of the problems we need to do

Maybe create "focused plans". On my first attempt I scored Q45 V25 580. I know I can improve my quant, but I would rather spend more time on more difficult quant and Verbal, or have a "skip ahead" option.

The current OG error log doesn't have a notes or comments section. I know this keeps the log smaller, but maybe adding an additional sheet that auto loads problems we got wrong and allows us to integrate features of the easy error log into the OG error log.

Again, I want to stress how great you guys are for even putting this plan together. Please do not misunderstand my suggestions, just wanted to share.
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Thu Jul 08, 2010 2:48 pm
Hi xcobrax,

Thanks for the helpful suggestions for improving the error log. We'll definitely consider them when we get around to making improvements.

Any other suggestions are welcome!

All the best,
Brent



xcobrax wrote:Let me start off by saying thank you so much and this is a great program. I am just a few days in and wanted to give a couple of suggestions.

Can you mark or color code the error logs to reflect the days? this way we don't have to flip back and forth and see what problems need to be done. One idea would be a drop down "Select day" and it could change the box color of the problems we need to do

Maybe create "focused plans". On my first attempt I scored Q45 V25 580. I know I can improve my quant, but I would rather spend more time on more difficult quant and Verbal, or have a "skip ahead" option.

The current OG error log doesn't have a notes or comments section. I know this keeps the log smaller, but maybe adding an additional sheet that auto loads problems we got wrong and allows us to integrate features of the easy error log into the OG error log.

Again, I want to stress how great you guys are for even putting this plan together. Please do not misunderstand my suggestions, just wanted to share.
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