• Off Campus ($780)
• Windom House Double ($855)
• Windom House Single ($925)
• CC Inn Single ($975)
• Apartment Multiple Occupancy ($975)
• Apartment Single ($1,175)

• One Preconference Session ($150)
• Two Preconference Sessions ($285)
• Three Preconference Sessions ($420)
• Four Preconference Sessions ($555)

• Lower Financial Commitment ($1,895 per year) Compared with Purchasing
• Includes Upgrades and Support
• Expense Item Instead of a Capital Purchase

on Click
For each element FOO in array myArray
  myArray[FOO] = ""
end for each loop

Set thisArray to newArray

-- show the answers of an orderText object
to handle buttonClick
	local page pageID
	local string questionID, questionType
	local tempAnswerArray[][]

	pageID = this page
	questionID = group "question 1" of pageID
	tempAnswerArray = asym_wid_ansArray of questionID
	questionType = ASYM_WID_QType of questionID
	if questionType = "ORDERTEXT"
		text of field "dragText" of questionID = tempAnswerArray[1][1]
	end if
end buttonClick

• A Raster image (.JPG, .GIF, .PNG, .BMP ...) contains a pixel by pixel description of the file.
• They look good only when sized to the original size of the image.
• If you try to size it up or down by say...20% the resulting image looks distorted.
• Using a Graphics Manipulation software package such as PaintShop Pro you can resize Raster images and come up with very acceptable results.
• These files tend to be fairly large in size compared to Vector images.

• A Vector image (.WMP, .EPS, .CGM ... ) contains no pixel data but rather instructions that describe where to draw shapes like circles, lines, rectangles, what fillColor to give them, what strokeColor to give the lines, how thick each line should be, etc.
• They resize great. You can shrink it down tiny, stretch it larger than your monitor and they will maintain their crisp look.
• Note: if you size it very tiny the limitations of your monitor will make it look distorted, but only because there is not enough pixels per inch to give enough detail at that small size.
• Since describing Shapes requires less data than describing pixels, Vector files tend to be much smaller than Raster.

• If you (Insert Graphic or Paste) a Raster Type Image into ToolBook the resulting image will be a Paint Object.
• Trying to resize this image in ToolBook will result in a Cropping effect but no resizing.
• You can't convert a Paint Object to a Picture Object.
• Paint Objects tend to render on the screen faster than Picture Objects.
• Paint Objects tend to increase your book file size more than Picture Objects.
• ToolBook will permit you to set a Chromakey (transparent) color.
• If you want to resize (even though it will probably look bad) the image (not crop), you will have to add the image as a BITMAP RESOURCE of your book, at which point you can assign that image to be the NormalGraphic of a button you draw. The button when stretched will also resize the image.

• If you (Insert Graphic or Paste) a Vector Type Image into ToolBook the resulting image will be a PICTURE OBJECT.
• Trying to resize this image in ToolBook should result in a nicely resized image assuming the file contained Vector information rather than Raster data. If it contained Raster data it will not look pretty when resized.
• Printing a Picture Object from ToolBook should result in a 300dpi/600dpi (whatever the resolution of your printer) rendering of the vector data - which will look wonderful.
• Picture Objects tend to take up less file storage space in your ToolBook file than Paint Objects.
• Picture Objects tend to draw on the screen slower than a Paint Object.
• You can't set a Chromakey value, but if the image internally holds a natural chromakey value (for example a GIF file can have a transparency color set), ToolBook will automatically make that color transparent in the imported image.
• For some reason I don't understand myself, a GIF image added to ToolBook using Insert Graphic will be added as a Picture Object.

• These are pretty much the same a Paint Objects.
• They are Raster Images.
• You can set the Chromakey value.
• To use these images, you need to Insert them into a field or apply them as a image of a button.

-- On click... -----------------------------------------------------------------
Define local variable "answer" (Initial value: "")
Define local variable "triggeredQuestion" (Initial value: "false")

Set answer to text of field "answerField"
Reset Multiple Choice Question "Question"
If answer contains "pig" or answer contains "hog"
  Trigger Button "1"
  Set triggeredQuestion to true
End if
If answer contains "cow"
  Trigger Button "2"
  Set triggeredQuestion to true
End if
If answer contains "sheep"
  Trigger Button "3"
  Set triggeredQuestion to true
End if
If answer contains "fowl"
  Trigger Button "4"
  Set triggeredQuestion to true
End if
If answer contains "horse"
  Trigger Button "5"
  Set triggeredQuestion to true
End if
If triggeredQuestion = false
  Trigger Button "6"
End if
Score Multiple Choice Question "Question"

var jsCall:String = scormCall + scormVersion;

switch (scormCall) {
	case "GetValue":
		elementId = this["GetValueSelection" + scormVersion];
		elementString = elementId.text;
		returnElementId = this["GetValueReturn" + scormVersion];

		returnVal =  String(ExternalInterface.call(jsCall, elementString));
		returnElementId.text = returnVal;
		break;

function GetValue12(paramId) {
	if (apiPointer12 != null) {
		return apiPointer12.LMSGetValue(paramId);
	}
	else {
		alert("apiPointer has not been initialized.");
	}
}

Private Sub FlashPlayer_FlashCall(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As AxShockwaveFlashObjects._IShockwaveFlashEvents_FlashCallEvent)
	Dim functionName As String = ""
	Dim arguments As String = ""
	Dim argumentsNum As Integer = 0
	Dim foundFunction As Boolean = False
	Dim foundArguments As Boolean = False
	Dim stringReaderId As New StringReader(e.request)
	Dim xmlSettingsId As New XmlReaderSettings()
	Dim readerId As XmlReader = XmlReader.Create(stringReaderId, xmlSettingsId)

	While readerId.Read = True
		If readerId.HasAttributes = True And foundFunction = False Then
			functionName = readerId.GetAttribute("name")
			foundFunction = True
		End If
		If readerId.HasValue = True AndAlso foundArguments = False Then
			If arguments <> "" Then
				arguments = String.Format("{0}{1}{2}", arguments, argumentsSepChar, readerId.Value)
			Else
				arguments = readerId.Value
			End If
		End If
	End While

	ImplementFlashCall(functionName, arguments)
End Sub