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!if $wims_read_parm!=$empty
!goto $wims_read_parm
!endif
:dependancies
<center><b>$(name_shtab[6])</b></center>
means that a participant must get
required scores in other exercises of the worksheet before he/she can do
this one. For example,
<font color=blue><tt>1:50,2:30,3+4+5:60</tt></font>
means that the
participant must get 50% success on exercise 1, 30% success on exercise 2,
and an average of 60% success on exercises 3, 4, 5.
</small>
!if $wims_read_parm!=$empty
!exit
!endif
:allowtype
<center><b>Hint.</b> </center>
In the selective open mode, you can make time
restrictions for score registrations, by adding words
<font color=blue><b>
<tt>>yyyymmdd.hh:mm</tt></b></font>
(starting time) and/or
<font color=blue><b>
<tt><yyyymmdd.hh:mm</tt></b></font>
(ending time). These must be in the
SERVER's local time, and must be separated from other words by white spaces.
</small>
!exit
:sheetpage
<center><b>Using a document block for worksheet presentation</b></center>
You may put the address of a document block
(such as <tt>c1/main</tt>) to be the presentation page of the worksheet.
The document itself need not be readable by participants.
<p>
Leave this field blank if you want to use the standard presentation page.
<p>
Links to individual exercises should be defined using the command
<tt>\exercise</tt>.
You can use the following pre-defined variables:<ul>
<li><tt>\scorerequire</tt> Required points of each exercise
<li><tt>\scoregot</tt> Participant's point achievements on each exercise
<li><tt>\scoremean</tt> Participant's average score on each exercise
<li><tt>\expiration</tt> Expiration date of the worksheet, yyyymmdd
<li><tt>\today</tt> Date of today, yyyymmdd
</ul>
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