Or, how about having a variable that increments with each page of the test, then using the value of that variable to determine which page the Return to Quiz button takes the user to? For example, let's call the variable "TestPage." On the first test page, set the TestPage variable to equal 1, on the second test page, set the TestPage variable to equal 2, etc.Now, on the Return to Quiz button, you can have a series of actions, each one sending the learner to a different page depending on the value of the TestPage variable. So, for example, the first action would be On Click - Go to Chapter/Section/Page - with the Condition tab reading TestPage - is equal to - 1. The second action would send them to the third test page if the TestPage variable is equal to 2, etc.It's a bit clunky (and there maybe a shorter way of approaching it), but I think it would work and you won't need to go through the blinking-blank-page thing.Hope this helps!Laura
