Echo to display--how can I get more control?

[Peter Quain]

perhaps you could grab their responses and assign them to variables, 
place textboxes where you want the reponses displayed on your slide, 
then populate the textboxes from the variable values?

At 01:32 PM 29/07/2009, you wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm trying to put together an experimental setup in which participants
>respond to 3 different stimuli presented simultaneously. They respond
>either A, B, or C. The way I have this set up is as a slide object
>with the 3 stimuli, accepting their 3 character response. While I can
>get these three character responses to echo to the screen in one
>location, I'd like to have each character of their responses echo to
>the screen under its corresponding stimuli, and I can't seem to get
>this to work.
>
>I initially thought if i could control character spacing I could get
>them to line up properly, or if I could control the text alignment for
>the echo I could use three echoes, one under each stimulus, and set
>their size to crop out the unwanted characters.
>
>To do this I tried using an inline script: DisplayEchoClient.XAlign =
>"Right" but to no avail. E-Prime generated an error, saying that
>Xalign isn't an assignable property of the object.
>
>The options for echo seem very limited, is there a way to achieve a
>greater control?
>
>(I'm using v1.2, if that matters)
>
>Any help is appreciated!
>

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