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!set m_subject=Embed input fields into OEF exercise statements
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<pre>
This is a response to many requests of OEF exercise developers. Now you can embed input fields (freestyle replies and/or multiple choice menus) into the statement of an OEF exercise.

Examples:&lt;ul>
&lt;li>&lt;tt>\\embed{reply 1}&lt;/tt> insert the first freestyle reply into the text.
&lt;li>&lt;tt>\\embed{reply 2,10}&lt;/tt> insert the second freestyle reply into the text,
with an input field of size 10.
&lt;li>&lt;tt>\\embed{choice 1}&lt;/tt> insert the first multiple choice into the text.
&lt;/ul>

The corresponding replies and choices must be defined in the usual way.</pre>
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This is a response to many requests of OEF exercise developers. Now you can embed input fields (freestyle replies and/or multiple choice menus) into the statement of an OEF exercise.
<p>
Examples&#58;<ul>
<li><tt>\embed{reply 1}</tt> insert the first freestyle reply into the text.
<li><tt>\embed{reply 2,10}</tt> insert the second freestyle reply into the text,
with an input field of size 10.
<li><tt>\embed{choice 1}</tt> insert the first multiple choice into the text.
</ul>
<p>
The corresponding replies and choices must be defined in the usual way.