Many images in one slide

[David McFarlane]

Just regarding replacing "dummy" locations on your Slide with your 
own images:  Please first do *all* the tutorials in *all* the manuals 
that came with E-Prime, this is covered there.

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At 9/21/2012 01:14 PM Friday, An Tran wrote:
>I want to create a visual experiment in which participants use the 
>mouse to choose different colors for sketch images. The choices of 
>colors vary across trials. There are 3 conditions (i.e. manipulation 
>of which colors are included in each condition) for each image and 
>there're in total 12 images. That means I have in total 36 trials. 
>The position of color squares would remain the same. One color will 
>be chosen in each trial. I'm interested in how they make a choice, 
>so there'll not be "correct" or "incorrect" choice.
>
>I created a slide with all dummy texts representing for colors in 
>order use for the script "HitTest" (e.g. [Red] as for red square). 
>So this is what I'm thinking:
>
>I created all .bmp files containing images and color squares in 
>exactly the same positions as the dummy text squares in the slide 
>I've just made (and these bitmaps have white background). Also in 
>that slide I have a dummy which somehow I can replace with my 
>images, and I will list these images in my relevant list. I still 
>don't know if Eprime can do something like this? Or maybe there're 
>other ways to do this?
>
>In the list, all the colors (red, yellow,...) will be the attributes 
>but I still don't get how can E-prime log the response (give the 
>result "green" when the participants click on the green square).
>
>I don't know anything about programming and I've just started with 
>E-prime recently so I might understand wrongly about some functions 
>of Eprime. I hope that someone can help me to figure out what's wrong.
>
>Thanks!

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