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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   29 Jun 2010, 00:34
Here's a link to downloadable GMAT Timer developed by Walker:
gmat-timer-56014.html

jakolik wrote:
Sorry for the naive question, but i cannot find the link for the latest GMAT timer.
Can some one help?

BTW, the new features are excellent. Thank you :)
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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   30 Jul 2010, 08:15
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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2010, 13:17
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jcurry wrote:
I have searched lightly for this issue but I would like to completely clear my workbook and start over, is this something simple I'm passing up?



Let me see - we may not have this feature implemented yet.
Question for you to help me understand this better - why would you want to do this? to reset the stats or ?
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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   02 Aug 2010, 08:50
I had come on the forum for advice and tried out questions before realizing (and reading your study plan post) that I needed to build a solid base with verbal and esp. quant before trying to answer the 700-level questions. All of the questions I currently have on the workbook are ones that were completely out of my range and I'm getting discouraged by having to sort through the ones that I actually had a real shot at vs. the questions I had no business working on. Hope that helps.
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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   23 Aug 2011, 09:06
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jcurry wrote:
I have searched lightly for this issue but I would like to completely clear my workbook and start over, is this something simple I'm passing up?



Let me see - we may not have this feature implemented yet.
Question for you to help me understand this better - why would you want to do this? to reset the stats or ?


Questions without OA are automatically labeled as wrong if no official answer is provided; in that case, for example, being able to delete all those questions would be useful to have a clear view of real stats.
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Re: Time Yourself and Track your Progress in the Forum [#permalink] New post   23 Aug 2011, 11:14
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Yes, though for those questions there is a way to mark if your answer was correct or incorrect

P.S. We are working on version 4 of the timer and that one will have this issue corrected.

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