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Bosch Security Systems B.V. | 2005 September | 9922 141 70392
i Note
This is only possible if the script contains
Multiple Choice questions and no information
of other voting types.
i Note
When a Multiple Choice script file contains
more than 40 questions, the file is no longer
regarded as being a Multiple Choice script file
and cannot be printed.
To print a Multiple Choice voting script:
• Select the ‘File’ menu and click on ‘Multiple
Choice’.
• From the sub-menu click on ‘Print Report...’.
The following dialogue box will appear:
Figure 9 The 'Print MC Report' dialogue box
In the ‘Page Header’ edit field:
• Enter the page header.
• Select if only the total result must be printed.
• Select the number of printed copies
• Click on the ‘Print’ push button.
The result will be printed.
Exporting Multiple Choice results
It is possible to export Multiple Choice results into a
DOS file. This report contains information about the
script file and the voting results for each question
contained in it. The file is exported to the directory:
..:\DCNNG\EXPORT\MV
i Note
This is only possible if the script contains
Multiple Choice questions and no information
of other voting types.
i Note
When a Multiple Choice script file contains
more than 40 questions, the file is no longer
regarded as being a Multiple Choice script file
and cannot be exported.
To export a Multiple Choice voting script:
• Select the ‘File’ menu and click on ‘Multiple
Choice’.
• From the sub-menu click on ‘Export Report...’.
The following dialogue box will appear:
Figure 10 The 'Export MC Report' dialogue box
In the ‘File’ edit field:
• Enter the destination file to which the script is
exported.
• Click on the ‘Export’ push button.
The result file will be exported.
3.3 Creating and editing votings
All editing and creating of votings is carried out from
the Preparation window.
Creating new votings
You can create new votings within an existing script
file or in a completely new one. The procedure for
doing so is exactly the same in both cases.
Entering voting description parameters
These options allow you to enter the parameters that
define a voting.
Voting number
This number gives the voting a unique reference and
is used by the system as a means of identification. It
appears alongside the voting name in the ‘Current’
list, hall displays and delegate units fitted with
displays. The voting number must be in the range