Not sure if there is an easier way, but I copy and paste the results slides (in slide view).
I normally set up a quizmaker file as my template for a project, and set it as read only (file properties in windows) and then create every quiz using this template saving as another file
Yes, but that's useful when you create a new quiz.
I'd like to apply specific settings to quizzes that I've already made.
It seems applying an existing template to a quiz allows to automatically change a lot of settings (layout, navigation, text labels, colors and effects, other) but do not retain the default results slides.
That's very annoying, as I have to manually change the default results slide for every quiz I've already made. Time consuming, to say the least...
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Hi Andre
Not sure if there is an easier way, but I copy and paste the results slides (in slide view).
I normally set up a quizmaker file as my template for a project, and set it as read only (file properties in windows) and then create every quiz using this template saving as another file
Phil
Hi Phil,
Sure, your method works, but I hope there's another one.
Because when quizzes are made, I don't know how to apply specific settings afterwards.
Regards
André
Hi André,
Have you tried using the .quiztemplate feature? For more info, see the link below:
http://www.articulate.com/support/quizmaker09/?p=92
Hi Brian,
Yes, but that's useful when you create a new quiz.
I'd like to apply specific settings to quizzes that I've already made.
It seems applying an existing template to a quiz allows to automatically change a lot of settings (layout, navigation, text labels, colors and effects, other) but do not retain the default results slides.
That's very annoying, as I have to manually change the default results slide for every quiz I've already made. Time consuming, to say the least...
André
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