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This can be done in a number of ways, and the most suitable approach will depend on the specifics of your task design (which you did not elaborate on).

For that you'll need to provide sound files for all of the digits and then play them via the <sound> or <video> element.

Since this is your first time working with Inquisit, I recommend completing all the tutorials included in the Inquisit documentation to get down the basics. Then study some related scripts available from the Task Library at millisecond.com (e.g. PASAT).

Regards,

~Dave

Thanks for your input.

Currently, I've managed to get this much down:

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Default Information 

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<defaults>

/ screencolor = (0, 0, 0)

/ fontstyle = ("@Adobe Heiti Std R", 2.67%, false, false, false, false, 5, 0)

/ txcolor = (255, 255, 255)

/ endlock = false

</defaults>         

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Experiment

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<expt > 

/ blocks = 

   [1=   NumSeq]

</expt>

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Trials

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<trial SoundStim>

/ stimulustimes = [0=1; 2000=2; 3000 = 3; 4000=4; 5000=5; 6000=6; 7000=7; 8000=8; 9000=9]

/ timeout =0

</trial>

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Blocks

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<block NumSeq>

/trials = [1 =SoundStim]

</block>

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SOUND Items

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<sound 1>

/ items = ("one.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 2>

/ items = ("two.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 3>

/ items = ("three.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 4>

/ items = ("four.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 5>

/ items = ("five.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 6>

/ items = ("six.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 7>

/ items = ("seven.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 8>

/ items = ("eight.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

<sound 9>

/ items = ("nine.wav")

/ playthrough = true 

</sound> 

I would rather suggest a setup along the lines of the attached script.

Regards,

~Dave

Thank you so much for your help, Dave!

I made a couple of modifications, and now it's doing exactly what I need it to do. [:D]

Thanks again!