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02 Aug 2016, 14:18
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I have not seen options of increasing the text size on GMAT Prep Practice Tests which would be extremely helpful for RC Questions. Can someone enlighten me as to whether it is provided by GMAC on actual tests and if not, what possible reason have they given for this, if at all? Or is it that there is an option which I am missing in the GMAT Prep?
P.S. I have a habit of zooming in and then reading everything on a bigger text size as it gives less strain to eyes and I found this missing feature extremely uncomfortable as the words kept flying around often overlapping each other while I was at it. Seems like I need to see an eye doctor before the test
P.S. I have a habit of zooming in and then reading everything on a bigger text size as it gives less strain to eyes and I found this missing feature extremely uncomfortable as the words kept flying around often overlapping each other while I was at it. Seems like I need to see an eye doctor before the test
02 Aug 2016, 22:02
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No, you do not have a control of the resolution of the screen or text size on the Official GMAT. However, the font/size is usually not an issue. If you have words/lines overlapping or having other artifacts, it is likely an indication of an issue with the software on your computer (thankfully).
You can post a screenshot of how it looks on your screen if you are concerned.
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You can post a screenshot of how it looks on your screen if you are concerned.
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06 Oct 2016, 06:53
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There wasn't any problem with the software, my statement was metaphorical. In the age in which everything supports zooming to increase the text size it is difficult for me to adapt to the small text size in GMAT.
