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I have a really stupid question to ask...

Is there a way to minimize the GMATPrep screen so that I can access other programs, i.e. if I want to type my incorrect questions on word? For now, I'm using my work lap top and my mac lap top simultaneously to document all my incorrect questions and its a real pain in the @ss...

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GMATPrep screen 11 Jun 2008, 14:28
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you can't minimise it, however you can switch to another window by pressing Alt+tab. Rather than typing a whole question in to another file, why not just take a screen shot and paste it in a word document or something.

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you can't minimise it, however you can switch to another window by pressing Alt+tab. Rather than typing a whole question in to another file, why not just take a screen shot and paste it in a word document or something.

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thanks!
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GMATPrep screen 11 Jun 2008, 17:59
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you can press the "windows" key to access the taskbar.
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