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#AutoCAD Quicktest

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#98530From: roger cussonApr 24, 1994 5:56 PM
A few months ago I uploaded a demo of a multiple choice testing program which we are developing. I am now uploading a revised exam which provides the following features requested by individuals who looked at the program at that time. – Longer length responses to questions – encription I have uploaded the demo in lib 9 of the ACAD forum. For those who never saw the demo we have developed a program called The AutoCAD QuickTest. It is a Windows based testing program for AutoCAD. It comes in two modules a testing program and a test generator. The two together allow an instructor to write a custom multiple choice exam and deliver it to their classes. All results are generated by the program, reported to the exam taker and stored for retrival by the instructor. The test generator allows you to attach image files to the exam to provide clues to the multiple choice questions. The exam program allows the exam taker to mark questions to be reviewed and jump selectively from one question to another. This is an excellent tool for anyone using multiple choice exams in their curriculum. It provides more flexibility than that provided by predefined exams. The demo is the testing program with a short sample exam. In the file AQTV12.zip Information about the exam can be had by responding to this message, either here or on e-mail, by phone at (514) 487 2938 of by fax to (514) 845 1077. The retail price of the exam program with test generator is $89, and will be selling at an introductory price of $59 for a limited time. As usual any questions or comments are more than welcome. Roger Cusson IAS
#98540From: Dave Byrnes [AEC TM]Apr 24, 1994 8:11 PM
Roger – FYI, the ACAD Forum message sections and libraries have just been rearranged. There is no longer a "What's New" library; in fact, Lib 9 is now the "Database/SQL" section. I'm not sure which section it's going to end up in, but I guess members can always find it with BRO:ALL… Dave
#98699From: roger cussonApr 25, 1994 8:41 PM
Dave…. Thanks for the info… Its strnage that they would change such a general purpose section as lib 9… hope they don't change 911 next…. Roger C@V