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I just tried CTRL+SHIFT+V and that works. Thanks! Hopefully that or CTRL+V will work in the exam. CTRL+SHIFT+V is just the shortcut for paste without formatting right? Just to have as many options as possible, is copying without formatting e.g. CTRL+SHIFT+C a thing? One thing I forgot to...

For this post I utilized a paraphraser since I as well posted on Reddit: Inside the Inspera demo I utilized CTRL+V/CTRL+SHIFT+V/SHIFT+INSERT and it worked, be that since it may Inspera proposes clicking on their paste button (i.e. Utilizing their content editor) since...

I noticed most laptops have a gap between keys. I am looking for one which does not. It also has to be 64-bit and either Windows 10/8/7 or Mac OS X 10.14 or later.

How can you format/save a PowerPoint file (or whatever file type it has been converted to) so when somebody else accesses it in PowerPoint, they are not able to use the text boxes?

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Thanks for your reply. By practice answers I meant by own practice answers. If you ask the teacher they will probably say don't because they want the exam to be as similar to an in-person exam as possible, but I am unsure if it is actually not allowed. If it is undetectable, I assume lots of...

Would a teacher notice if you copy and paste (your own practice answers to edit/a table with just headings) from a Word/Google doc to the exam Word/Google doc (which you downloaded)? If so, would you be able to notice/"work around" this? Then, would they able to notice/do something about your...

I have not been able to find anything about the effect of LCD screen types on health/eyes.

Could you rank the types of LCD (IPS, VA, TN, PLS, PVA, AHVA, AFFS)?

What's your opinion of the others? I do not.

I assume you have just used CRT and LCD, but what is your non-experience opinion of the others? And what do you mean by numbers?

Dear Chris, 1. I am looking for the health and eye damage of types of monitors to buy one of them. 2. I have been looking at the forums on Linux and users post informative replies.

- LED/OLED/AMOLED/Super AMOLED - LCD (e.g. TFT) - Plasma - DLP - SED - New CRT's - Any others Assuming ambient light, settings, distance-to-size ratio e.t.c. are the same; rank the types of monitors generally for health and eyes (combined). By 'health' I mean which is the least unhealthy...