centered self-paced reading


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Dear Inquisit users,
I'd like to make the "Self-Paced Reading Task" (from the task library) a centered self-paced reading task (as compared to the moving window paradigm). In other words, I'd like the current window (not masked) to be always in the center of the screen, and the previous and following windows always invisible (not masked, but completely invisible). Changing the two values in the code below from "-" to "", makes the task close to what I want, but the current window is not properly displayed in the center of the screen.

<values userparams>
[....]
/ ucmaskchar = ""
/ lcmaskchar = ""
</values>

Do you have any suggestion for making the current window properly centered in the middle of the screen?
Thank you.
Luca


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luca7 - 9 Years Ago
Dave - 9 Years Ago
luca7 - 9 Years Ago
Dave - 9 Years Ago
luca7 - 9 Years Ago
                         I made the changes you detailed to the original script. Here's a...
Dave - 9 Years Ago
                             What I would suggest at any rate, though, is to display only...
Dave - 9 Years Ago
                                 Hi Dave, "<%values.windowstring%>" fixed the misalignment...
luca7 - 9 Years Ago
                                     Great -- glad to hear you're up and running!
Dave - 9 Years Ago
                                         Hi Dave, I have a follow up question (sorry to bother you again but...
luca7 - 9 Years Ago
                                             Omit the 1st "window indicator" character ( | ) in your items as in...
Dave - 9 Years Ago
                                                 thank you so much, Dave! Luca
luca7 - 9 Years Ago

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