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16 Fig.11. Button “Play” is used for playing the sound. 6.3. The preparation of textual stimuli. Textual stimuli can be prepared manually by build-in editor of list of textual stimuli during development of stimuli presentation protocol. Textual stimuli can be preliminary written to ASCII file also using any ASCII text editor as Notepad and then can be imported to list of textual stimuli. The last option is very helpful when the list of textual stimuli is prepared individually for each subject. In this case the template of stimuli presentation protocol is prepared preliminary and then textual stimuli are simple imported before each investigation. The build-in editor of list of textual stimuli is a dialog window consisting of two property pages: 1. Change text property page (see Fig.12) 2. Change attributes property page (see Fig.13)
6.3.1. The modification of content of textual stimuli. 17 The preparation of modification of textual stimuli can be done using the next property page (part of dialog window): Fig.12. This dialog window is an editor of simple table. Each row of table corresponds to one textual stimulus. Each textual stimulus can consist of one or more lines of text (up to 8 lines). Each column of table corresponds to one line of textual stimulus. One cell of table can include any text that length is limited by 60 characters. The keyboard arrows and mouse can be used to select active (ready to modification) cell that is highlighted. The simplest typing of the text by keyboard will modify the content of selected cell. The table editor do not allow by default to change (append) a number of textual stimuli. Check “Allow add lines” button to enable this option. The additional line will be added if the user pressed down arrow in the case when the cell of last line is selected. The additional textual stimuli can be added also from preliminary prepared ASCII text file. Press the Add from… button to do this. The standard file dialog helps to select corresponding ASCII text file. The format of this ASCII text file should be follow:
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