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Open Book exam for Professional Responsibility.

Can use anything downloaded to our computers, just can't get on them Internetz.

Have a massive amount of material that we covered and is put together into a massive outline (~100 pages, put together by four people).

Anyone have any awesome tips on how I can organize this immense volume of information be able to quickly pull information/rules/policy and write it easily into Exam4? And any thoughts on making an issue list for PR?

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That's what I was thinking too, but I just wanted to find a better way to parse through all of that information in an organized way.

Would putting together a table of contents be a bad idea?

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brotherdarkness wrote:

Lockfast wrote:That's what I was thinking too, but I just wanted to find a better way to parse through all of that information in an organized way.

Would putting together a table of contents be a bad idea?

I use a TOC when I print a long outline, but if it's on your computer are you actually going to bother looking at the TOC and then scrolling down to the appropriate page when you could just Control+F right to the relevant material?

Good call. The purpose I see with a TOC that I can click on (in the document) is that I won't have to click through however many instances of the "relevant material" Microsoft Word's control+F decides to highlight for me.

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