Equal distance to the left and right of the fixation (center of the screen)

[Anne-Wil]

On the slide that shows your stimilu, use two textboxes for [stimulusleft] 
and [stimulusleft]. Place them to either side of a third textbox with the 
cross, and use the properties menu for each textbox to align the text in 
the left box to the right side and the text in the right box to the left 
side (and center the text in the cross box as well as the box' position on 
the display). 

Much more exotic solutions may be possible, but this may be simple and 
sufficient. 

Good luck!

Anne-Wil 

On Thursday, 14 August 2014 00:17:56 UTC+1, Zh Wu wrote:
>
> I am designing a paradigm to present one word pair at a time, each word at 
> the same distance (maybe two or three spaces) to the left or right of the 
> fixation which is at the center of the screen.
>
> The only way I could think of is to type '[stimulusLeft]     
> [stimulusRight]' into the attribute 'stimulus'. But if the two words are of 
> different length, will the two words still be at the same distance from the 
> fixation point?
>
> Thank you very much and I am looking forward to your suggestions and 
> comments!
>

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