
Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way? Forum
- Roverse
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Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old. 

- amta
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
you can buy PDF versions?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
- maybeman
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You can't anymore. You can try to find somebody to send/sell them to you (illegally). Or try Kinkosamta wrote:you can buy PDF versions?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
- laqueredup
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I found it was a lot easier to use tiny-scan on my phone. The camera is good enough for what you need and it was easier to get the page flat.
- AvatarMeelo
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I'm wondering, whether it's possible to cut off the binding and scan it through a feeder?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
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- Walliums
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I actually use our library's book scanner. It allows you to rest the book in a natural open position and scan the pages that way. It's not perfect, but it allows me to use PTs more than once while only having to scan once.
- Roverse
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I had the same idea, but I found that so time consuming. What app did you use? CamScanner seemed to be pretty adept at flattening and recoloring scans.laqueredup wrote:I found it was a lot easier to use tiny-scan on my phone. The camera is good enough for what you need and it was easier to get the page flat.
I've never done anything like that before. I'm afraid of damaging it.clueless801 wrote:I'm wondering, whether it's possible to cut off the binding and scan it through a feeder?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
- laqueredup
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I used tiny scanner. I was just copying the games, and usually I just did it before taking the test. That way I could reprint whenever I needed more games to practice. It's still not efficient I suppose.
- Rupert Pupkin
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
If you get the new PTs which are in the individual bindings, it is very easy and quick to do this. Thats what I did.clueless801 wrote:I'm wondering, whether it's possible to cut off the binding and scan it through a feeder?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
- Roverse
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Great to know, thanks! I have the most recent PTs in the individual bindings, so I'll give that a shot.jagerbom79 wrote:If you get the new PTs which are in the individual bindings, it is very easy and quick to do this. Thats what I did.clueless801 wrote:I'm wondering, whether it's possible to cut off the binding and scan it through a feeder?Roverse wrote:Having to stand over a communal photocopier and scan in every PT is time consuming and annoying, and the pages never come out as straight as I want! Aside from muttering under my breath about how the LSAC is stuck in the 1440s, is there anything I can do to make this less annoying? I'm on my 10th PT and this is getting old.
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I feel like theres an obvious answer to this question, just not sure if its appropriate to say........so I wont
- blackmamba8
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Re: Photocopying LSAT prep tests ... a better way?
I just erase and reuse..
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