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INTRODUCING THE NEW SCORES-IT-ALL (8.0) |
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The brand new version of our one-of-a kind generic
scoring program that will allow you to automate the scoring of virtually
any multiple choice or true-false type test. This new version of the program
will work properly with computers utilizing USB-based printers, parallel port
printers, and even network printers! It will work with all versions of
Windows.
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- Handles virtually any number items per test
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- Handles virtually any number scales
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- Allows you to combine scales in virtually any
manner to create new scales
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- Prints user selected critical items
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- Ideal for clinical or research use
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- No programming skills required
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- Can be run thru all Windows versions
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- Costs only $525 for UNLIMITED USE!
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- Upgrade to Version 8.0 is available to those
using earlier versions of SCORES-IT-ALL for only $350.
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- This new version
will allow you to load the program on several computers through the
utilization of a USB key.
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- As
a generic scoring program,
SCORES-IT-ALL has the potential to automate the scoring of most
multiple-choice or true-false tests. However, before it can be used to
score a given test, it must be set-up to do so. This set-up process does
not require any knowledge of computer programming. It does, however,
require that you know the scoring rules for the test (e.g., which items
contribute to each scale of the test).
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program will take you, step-by-step, through a series of questions where
you are prompted to provide the specific information (e.g., the number of
items on the test). The time required for the set-up process depends upon
the length and the complexity of the test. Short tests, with a few simple
scales, can usually be set up in less than an hour. Longer tests, with many
scales, will naturally take longer to set-up. Remember, you must go through
the set-up process only one time for each test, after which the program
will be ready to score that test again and again, with never a per-use
charge. SCORES-IT-ALL is sufficiently flexible so that even complicated
scoring procedures (e.g., adding two scales together to form a third scale)
can be accommodated. There is no limit to the number of tests that can be
set-up and scored using the program.
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