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“Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time?

“Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  Alex Wong    
Date: 30.07.2010 13:50:42
Dear Sir/Madam

I would like to ask that does “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time?

It is because I want to make a software demonstration by using “Course Lab”, and I want it can be “auto run” by itself and also control by the user(Next and Previous). Is it possible?

Regards  
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Re: (1) “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  barend    
Date: 30.07.2010 18:58:45
Alex,
when a page is loaded, how do you make difference between autorun and wait for action?
do you want to wait (for instance) 20 secs and then if no user action is measured, go to the next page?  
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Re: (2) (1) “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  Alex Wong    
Date: 02.08.2010 05:28:03
Dear barend

Thank you for your reply. May I ask is it possible to add a "Stop" button in order to stop the "Auto Run"??

Thanks

 
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Re: (2) (1) “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  Nick James    
Date: 31.07.2010 01:22:41
You could do this slightly differently.
At the page level have an action to move to the next page after a defined time with no user interaction.
On the page have a user triggered jump to another page.
It'll do what you want it to.  
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Re: (2) (2) (1) “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  Alex Wong    
Date: 02.08.2010 05:25:32
Dear Nick James

Thank you for your reply, may I ask how to define the "waiting time" ?

Thanks  
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Re: (2) (2) (1) “Course Lab” support “Immediate” and “Wait for action” at the same time? 
Author:  Alex Wong    
Date: 02.08.2010 13:12:03
Dear James

Would you mind teaching me how to use this action ?

thanks  
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