Dusty, rusty, but trusty
Here are some olde favourites. These are not at all boring—
they're even a bit silly in spots— but they're still useful
for Lertap tyros, still fundamentally accurate in content.
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Getting
Started with the Lertap 5 Prototype.
Written
in 2000, the year Lertap 5 hit the streets. Has served
to get more than one beginner up and running, and is still
useful. Don't forget your bathers, will you? (Word
doc file, about 250 KB.) |
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Using
Lertap 5's Run menu.
Should
be read with beer and peanuts at hand. This document's screen
shots are dated, but nonetheless it provides a good idea of
how Lertap works, and what the options on the Run menu can
do. (Word
doc file, about 400 KB.) |
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Think
you're in form, eh?
This
is a no-longer-working example of a 1999 survey which collected
responses from people via the Internet. This sort of thing
is now done big time, and methods for developing and using
Internet forms have become easier to use (or so it is said).
No doubt it remains quite possible to have form results saved
as an Excel file, and then a little interface made so that
Lertap can run with the results. But no-one at our house has
used these methods of late. (Web
page, will open in a new browser window.) |
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