I am doing open book tests too but my questions are spread out on different pages. Here is how I handle navigation and a suggestion on how to handle the test page. .1. ADDITIONAL NAVIGATION: On my question pages I have an icon in the toolbar right near the prev and next page buttons that allows the learner to open a new window to navigate. I position him/her at the beginning of the previous chapter which is where the content for the test is located. I make that window just a tad smaller than the original one and allow them to move it around. (I am running HTML not executable when published) This new window allows the learner to go anywhere to find the answer. When finished they close it or click on the test which now comes to the forefront.2. ALL QUESTIONS ON ONE PAGE: Put the test page in line -- that is the learner ends up there just by clicking the Next Page button in the last page of the content. On the first and only page in the test chapter, change the page properties to be much longer than the normal. This puts a scroll bar on the right. Put your questions down the page to your hearts content. BE SURE TO TELL THE LEARNER TO SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE QUESTIONS. Maybe put your Done button at the bottom. Does this help?benEdited By: bpitman on 2005-12-14 21:48:9
