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No. Inquisit 4 recognizes the exp extension (Inquisit 3 and below) as well as its own iqx extension. You can re-save the script in iqx format at any time via the file menu.

I tried downloading the latest version, but I still can't see the image of the scales.  The version I'm using is 4.0.3 32bit (build 2089).

I noticed something strange.  Even though I'm using Inquisit 4, and I've never had Inquisit 3 on my computer, my computer is identifying the script as an "Inquisit 3 Script".  Could that have something to do with this issue?

Thanks,

Ashley

Okay, I'll try downloading the latest version and see if that works.  Thank you so much for your help!!

Sincerely,

Ashley

The exact version and build number matters. See 'Help->About... '. When in doubt re-download and install the latest version from the download page mentioned previously.

Here's what I see on Win7:

Hmmm.  Okay.  It's still not showing up on mine.

I'm using Inquisit 4, which I downloaded very recently.  I use Windows 7.

Any ideas?

Thank you so much,

AshleyA

They show up for me just fine (you may want to revise their /position, though. That's however not a bug). What's your Inquisit version and OS? Have you made sure you are using the latest version available at http://www.millisecond.com/download/.

Hi, Dave,

The "AgreeLikert" and "BASSLikert" images are not appearing.  The AgreeLikert image is supposed to appear at the top of the AEAO1 and AEAO2 survey pages, and the BASSLikert image is supposed to appear at the top of the BASS1 survey page.

My intention is to have an image of a likert scale at the top of each page, with numbers attached to each anchor.  Like this:

Definitely disagree            Mostly disagree                Neither agree nor disagree                   Mostly agree                      Definitely agree

             1                                          2                                                   3                                                      4                                               5

Below that, I have questions with textboxes next to them:

[  ]  question 1

[  ]  question 2

[  ]  question 3

[  ]  question 4

I will ask the participants to insert the number that represents their answer choice.  So, if Participant X definitely agrees with the first 4 questions, he/she should answer this way:

[5]  question 1

[5]  question 2

[5]  question 3

[5]  question 4

I've selected this (perhaps unusual) format for two reasons: 1) it takes up less space than using radio buttons or slider scales for each question, and 2) it mimics the format that the creator of the scale used

Thank you!

AshleyA

And what exactly isn't showing up the way it's supposed to be? It's not clear from your previous post(s).

BTW: I'm not sure what you intend to do with those images on your <surveypage>s. An <image> or <picture> element is not a question that would register any response. You should use <radiobuttons> or <slider> elements for that.

Good afternoon,

Okay, I understand.  They're attached.

Thanks,

AshleyA

I cannot possibly tell you that without the actual script and files.