New features in version 6.2:*All the applications now support Unicode data and configuration on Windows 2000 and XP. This means you can create exercises in Chinese, Japanese, Arabic etc.
*The V6 output format has been extensively rewritten to make it 100% XHTML 1.1-compliant.
*All exercises can now have time-limits placed on them (instead of on the reading text).
*JQuiz now handles four question types, including multiple-choice and short-answer, and you can mix question types in one exercise. (The old JBC no longer exists, because JQuiz does all question-based formats.)
*JQuiz questions can be weighted, and answers can be designated as (for example) "30% correct", to enable more sophisticated scoring.
*Exercise output has been designed so that it's easier to edit in common Web editor programs such as DreamWeaver. For instance, the text of a gapfill exercise is now part of the XHTML body, and can be edited WYSIWYG-style.
*Source files have been modularized to make them easier to understand, edit and maintain.
*A new Insert Object wizard allows you to create nested XHTML object tags to embed common media players into exercises.
*All old output formats have been removed, to simplify the applications and keep bloat to a minimum. However, if you still want to use v5 output, you can continue to run version 5 alongside version 6.
*The suite has a new-look interface, with new icons which we hope are clearer and more colourful than the old ones, and many changes have been made to increase support for accessibility.
*Using the Create SCORM package function on the File menu, you can now create a SCORM 1.2 zip package containing your exercise HTML file, along with any associated media files it requires. The Masher has a similar Create SCORM unit package function on its Actions menu. A SCORM package can be uploaded into a Learning Management System such as Moodle, enabling the exercise(s) to report their scores and other information to the LMS.
OS: Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista
