OK, they are not actual screens, they would be too big. They are graphics I did using Paintbrush, but they are pretty close to the actual screens and will give you a good idea of what the actual screens look like as far as color and style.

When you create a personal computer quiz all parts of the quiz, including the questions, documents, and graphics, are compiled into ONE file. To copy or duplicate your quiz you only have to deal with that one file, you do not have to copy the documents or graphics separately. Makes it pretty hard to leave something out when making a duplicate.

Note that on each screen you are told what options you have and exactly which key to press to accomplish those options. The entire program uses this as its main design philosophy

Press a number key (1 to 5) to answer the question. Up to 20 answers. Press letter key [A to T] if more than 9 answers.

Press [F1] to correct the spelling of your name.

Press [F2] to jump to another question in the quiz.

Press [F3] to display a graphic if a graphic is linked to this question.

Press [F4] to display a document of unlimited length if a document is linked to this question.

Press [F5] to pop up an on-screen, 4 function calculator.

Press [PG UP] to bring up the previous question.

Press [PG DN] to bring up the next question.

Press [HOME] to bring up the first question.

Press [END] to bring up the last question.

Press [ESC] to end and score the quiz.

Score keeper is optional.

Timer at the bottom of the screen is both digital and analog, beeps at the 5 and 1 minute marks, counts down the last minute in seconds. Quiz terminates and scores when time runs out. Timer is optional, quizzes do not have to be timed. Can time quiz per quiz or per question or both.

Type your answer in the box and press [ENTER].

Limit of 20 characters per answer.

Up to 8 possible correct answers.

Can grade as correct, answers that are spelled approximitely correctly.

Type your answer in the box and press [ENTER].

You type in the upper case letters from the right column above the lowercase letters from the left column to make your matches.

Each match counts as one question in the quiz.

The calculator is operated by using the right 5 columns of keys on the standard 101 key keyboard except [PAUSE].

Press [F5] to shrink the calculator down to the bottom of the screen so you can both see the question and use the calculator.

Press [F9] to be shown the key assignments.

Press {ESC] to remove the calculator from the screen.

Graphics will be displayed in high resolution on VGA monitors or medium resolution on CGA or EGA monitors. Above is a VGA image.

2 color .BMP graphics only.

40 graphics per quiz limit.

There is no practical limit on the length of a document.

The quiz maker decides if document can be viewed only once or re-viewed.

Document scrolls up and down.

Use function keys to display graphics or additional documents linked this document.

Linked sub-documents may have graphics and further sub-documents linked to them.

Question linked to the same document are always asked grouped together, even if questions are asked in random order.

20 documents per quiz limit.