Multiple Choice Quiz Creator Changelog

What's new in Multiple Choice Quiz Creator 7.0.01

• Added SxS.manifest files to the installation package to use Microsoft Side-by-side assembly technology. this technology allows the OCX files to be used without having to register them with the operating system. So far all test on XP, Win 7 and Win 8 machines have shown this to be an effective method for the use of these controls without registering them and hence use MCQC from a USB pen drive on a machine that has never had TPIM installed on it. There are no more system registry settings and hence both the quiz program and the editor program are effectively 'stand-alone'.
• Removed the ability to be able to change the size of text in the editor for different paragraphs or words in a question or answer box. Changing the size of the text for a highlighted selection, changes the size of all the text in the whole textbox. This is to allow for better display of the text in the Quiz program which will now automatically resize the text for each question and answer based on how much of it there is and the display size available to the software.
• When used on a system with a screen resolution greater or equal to 1024 x 768 the software will no longer attempt to change the screen display size, it just resizes itself to fit the screen keeping the controls in proportion to each other.
• Added the ability to be able to format characters / words with a highlighter in order to stand out even further in the question or answers.
• Replaced the menu item to insert - equation editor (which was never available anyway) with FX Equation 4 as this equation editor allows you to change the colour of the font used whereas the microsoft equation editor could not be changed from a black colour font which meant that it could not be seen on screen after it was embedded.
• Added the ability to make the whole quiz program look/feel and sound like the classic version. Start the quiz program and select 'Options' menu then 'Settings'. On the general tab select to load settings from a disk file and then choose the classic settings file. Move to the Sound tab, enable all sound if it is disabled, then select the 'Classic' theme.