The Massachusetts company that provided the software for students using laptops for the New York state bar examination last week said it believes no essays will be lost due to computer problems, the New York state Board of Law Examiners said. Students reported problems saving the essays on their computers, and later uploading the essays onto the company's Web site for transfer to the state for grading.
July 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Massachusetts company that provided the software for students using laptops for the New York state bar examination last week said it believes no essays will be lost due to computer problems, the New York state Board of Law Examiners said.
Students reported problems saving the essays on their computers, and later uploading the essays onto the company’s Web site for transfer to the state for grading.
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