That is a great question! I did a little investigating and it looks like question banks are file-specific. They're stored within the .story file, itself.
Here's some additional information:
Question banks are file-specific, meaning they only pertain to the story in which they're located. However, like any other slides in your story, question bank slides can be imported into a different story if you want to reuse them.
That's exactly what I needed to know. Turns out I really messed myself up by not making a new story although I thought I was in a new one so I deleted all the Question banks wanting to start over and they all disappeared from all the other files I had worked on. Lost them all. But now at least I know what I did wrong. Thanks!
Oh no! I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm glad I could help with the information, but I wish I could get back those question banks for you. At least you'll know now, for the future
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Hi Ted,
That is a great question! I did a little investigating and it looks like question banks are file-specific. They're stored within the .story file, itself.
Here's some additional information:
Question banks are file-specific, meaning they only pertain to the story in which they're located. However, like any other slides in your story, question bank slides can be imported into a different story if you want to reuse them.
The original tutorial can be found here.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
Thanks,
Christine
Christine,
That's exactly what I needed to know. Turns out I really messed myself up by not making
a new story although I thought I was in a new one so I deleted all the Question banks wanting
to start over and they all disappeared from all the other files I had worked on. Lost them all.
But now at least I know what I did wrong. Thanks!
Hi Ted,
Oh no! I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm glad I could help with the information, but I wish I could get back those question banks for you. At least you'll know now, for the future
I hope you have a good evening Ted,
Christine
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