combining 3 eprime files into 1 file - or a work around???

[yohans]

the response from PST

"Hi Anson,

E-Prime does not have the capability to start multiple experiments
directly (e.g., multiple individual ES or EBS files). You would need
to have the first experiment terminate, then load and run the second
experiment manually, and so on. It is possible, however, to run a
sequence of experiments by either combining your experiments into a
single ES file (quite difficult and tedious in E-Prime 1.x) or, if you
are comfortable with programming or know someone who is, using the E-
Run command line switches described on page 112 of the E-Prime
Reference Guide to create an external application that can launch the
EBS files in succession without any intervention on your part. Note,
however, that this procedure is beyond the scope of E-Prime web
support.

If you are considering upgrading to E-Prime 2.0, note that it does
contain a copy/paste function that will allow you to quickly combine
tasks by moving objects from one experiment to another (i.e., multiple
instances of E-Studio can be open at a time). Please see
http://www.pstnet.com/eprime.cfm for more information.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Sincerely,
Matt Lenhart
Technical Consultant"
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