AutoCAD QuickTest
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Bret….
We have developed an AutoCAD multiple choice exam generator which allows
you to write your own exams. It works in Windows and allows you to develop 6
levels of exams of any length. If interested let me know and I'll give you some
more details.
Roger C.
Roger,
I'd be interested in the exam generator.
James M. Murphy
James Murphy Consulting
(414) 435-7345
(414) 437-3898
Or E-Mail me your number.
Murph'
James….
I'll try to call you today…
Roger C.
Hi Roger,
I'm most interested in your exam generating software. Can it be adapted easily
to other apps?
please send me a bill for $59 @
100 12th Street, Del Mar, Ca 92014
Thanx
Dick….
Yes it is a multiple choice exam tester and exam generator. Written by a
couple of AutoCAD guys.. So we first thought of AutoCAD exams. But we soon
realised (as many people pointed out) that it could be used for general
purposes. The questions can be written for any subject in any language
understood by the extended ASCII character set. Just the title pages and logo's
have AutoCAD QuickTest written on them. These though could be customized or
generalised, but we havn't gotten to that point yet.
Should I send you just a bill or the software as well?
Roger C.
Hi Roger,
<< Should I send you just a bill or the software as well?>>
Shall I send you a check or an I.O.U.? <g>
This sounds like a useful product but I would prefer to be able to replace or
edit any gimmicky logos or titles with Palomar College regalia.
If it will help me generate fast custom exams, I'm still willing.
Later, Dick L.
Dick…..
Right now the AQT does not allowy you to replace the IAS logo with
anything else. You are not the forst to as though. SO we will certainly think
about it and see what flexibility we can have for custom logo's.
As far as custom exams… yes you have six exams you can write or this
can be six levels of the same exam (to be graded separately) and they can have
any names, and contain any number of questions, on any subject, in any language
supported by the extended ascii character set.
Roger C.