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Authoring - Question Design   How can I make numeric questions where participants answer in scientific notation?   Can I copy and paste text from other Windows applications into Perception questions?   How can I change the author who is set for a question or assessment?   Is it possible to score/collect data for a survey without marking the answers as right or wrong?   How can I set a test with 20 questions, with 5 questions chosen at random from each of 4 topics?   How do I make a series of similar questions with different numeric values chosen at random?   How do I put formulae in questions, with squared symbols or other exponents?   Is there any way of making the same change to many questions, without laboriously editing each one?   My selection question options are very long, making the question too wide. Is there anything I can do?   How do I take an equation made in Word's equation editor and put it into Perception?   How do I make a numeric question with multiple numeric answers, that is ask for entry of more than one number?   How can I use HTML in Perception questions?   How do I convert plain text content to HTML, or vice versa?   Can I use different HTML frames to present my assessment?   How do I create variations of existing question types?   How do I use the Java question type to create mathematical questions that contain random numbers?   How do I make a "label the diagram" multiple hotspot question?   Can I convert marker codes when importing questions in ASCII?   How can I display maths formulae in Perception using MathML and WebEQ?   How can I use bullets in a word processed document to aid the importing of questions into Question Manager?   How do I make multiple choice option buttons or multiple response check boxes bigger?   How do I use HTML in Perception?   How do I use Macromedia®'s Flash™ 5 with Perception?   Can I enter mathematical formulae in questions?   Why do less-than symbols not display in my MathML question content?   How do I make Macromedia® Flash™ questions within Perception that capture more information than correct and wrong?   Can I use characters such as "<" or ">" in outcome conditions for text match of fill in blank questions?   Can I print out all the outcomes of each question in an assessment?   Are there limits to the number of choices or outcomes I can have in a question?   Is it possible to create sets of questions that are identical apart from some randomly-generated numerical values?   Return to category list

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