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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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tejal777
You can look at average time per question and keep it under 1 min.
sureshk13
See links in the first post in the tread.
