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I've written a simple timer (for Windows XP, Vista) for GMAT. It will definitely be useful in preparation.
12/29/2010 Please, use it as it is. I won't support it at least for the near future. If you need a more sophisticated timer, please, take a look at the GMAT ToolKit (iPhone/iPod Touch application).
If somebody wants to improve it, I will find and send you source files (CodeGear, Delphi) Thanks, Walker.
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No sounds?
control panel-> sounds and audio devices-> sounds tab-> check if the sound scheme is selected to "No sounds" , instead it should be selected to "Windows default".
Other Timer Resources useful for the GMAT
- Links to timers for an Apple Computer:
- https://nitram-nunca.com/downloads/minutes/ (Hughes9115)
- https://www.baldgeeks.com/3-2-1.htm (Hughes9115)
- Links to a Flash timer:
- Links to an MS Excel timers/Error Logs:
As of 6/2010, we have a Timer built into the GMAT Club Question Forums:
See this discussion for more details and a demo.It provides you with a list of all the questions you attempted!
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10 Mar 2011, 00:04
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This is Brilliant! Fantastic and very useful tool.
Thank you Walker
Thank you Walker
10 Mar 2011, 23:36
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Guys,
We need someone to improve a bit the Walker's Timer. All of us will appreciate your innitiative. I am a barbarian in Delphi and other programming languages.
The idea is to add a tick-mark under each answer choice, which would mean your second choice (very often, one after eliminating 3 wrong answer choices struggles between remaining two, which are both good contenders). For example tickmark B, but the first choice is A. If there is no second contender just leave a tickmark blank.
From technical point of view I think it is not so dificult to implement. There must be a restriction for only one tickmark
I mean there are often only two good contenders, from which one is correct and one is wrong.
It would be very useful tool when it comes to analysing own mistakes, and shows you whether you thoughts and doubts were close enough to the correct answer choice. This will help you to improve your solving skills and accuracy.
pls pm me for more details if required.
We need someone to improve a bit the Walker's Timer. All of us will appreciate your innitiative. I am a barbarian in Delphi and other programming languages.
The idea is to add a tick-mark under each answer choice, which would mean your second choice (very often, one after eliminating 3 wrong answer choices struggles between remaining two, which are both good contenders). For example tickmark B, but the first choice is A. If there is no second contender just leave a tickmark blank.
From technical point of view I think it is not so dificult to implement. There must be a restriction for only one tickmark
I mean there are often only two good contenders, from which one is correct and one is wrong. It would be very useful tool when it comes to analysing own mistakes, and shows you whether you thoughts and doubts were close enough to the correct answer choice. This will help you to improve your solving skills and accuracy.
pls pm me for more details if required.
