copy/paste objects between experiments in eprime 2?
David McFarlane
mcfarla9 at msu.edu
Thu Nov 5 22:44:37 UTC 2009
liw,
>Unfortunately I see a lot of options in there that I did try and that
>gave absolutely none results at all.
Hmm, I guess different folks get different results, thanks for
testing & posting back.
>I get your message about contacting pst support... I might on
>monday... I find that I feel rather meek about this issue.... *shrugs*
>copy pasting objects between e-studio files just sounded to good to be
>true anyways....
As to that, please do not be shy with PST Web Support, here is an
example question that they provide at their own site: "How do I
randomize a List object?". Now if Web Support likes to take
questions that are answered in Tutorial 1 of the Getting Started
Guide, I imagine they will welcome any old question from the likes of
you & me. I am just now catching on to this myself and have started
making much more liberal use of Web Support, and I have to say that
those folks have given me some pretty darn good answers, I am just
sorry that I overlooked them for so long. So let's make use of them,
that's what they are there for.
>Thanks again for your elaborate response thought. Did you do all that
>today or did you happen to have this little research ready?
Um, like a lot of things I do, I started to dash off a 2-minute
response and then got caught up in a much longer process. Yes, I did
all that this morning. Because I remembered successfully using copy
& paste before, I started to write, "In this case I must defend
PST..." But as a professional faultfinder, I have to check my facts,
so I retried it, got a couple glitches, and before I knew it was
knee-deep in testing it all more systematically so that I could make
a proper report.
OK, I'm overdue to bike home again here on the western edge of the
Eastern Time Zone, got to make dinner before Survivor tonight...
Cheers,
-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder
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