Anesthesia Jeopardy

 
 

Aronson/Keogh Conference 1999

Lower Extremity Block Techniques

Miscellaneous Review July 2003

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1. I use Netscape Composer to edit the pages, although just about any html editor should work fine, of course. I don't suggest using MS Word - it should work, but I'd guess it makes the pages slower and bigger: with Word's "save as web page" function (i.e., html) a lot of extra, unnecessary tags are added. Composer is a free application that comes with the Netscape package.
2. Make a copy of the JTemplate folder ... work with the copy! Rename the folder whatever you like. Leave the 4 files as separate pages, and do not change their names! They should all be kept in one folder.
3. The pages are:
• JeopBrd1: Jeopardy ... list of categories and links to the answers.
• JeopDta1: Jeopardy ... the actual answers and questions.
• JeopBrd2: Double Jeopardy ... same as above, higher $ values.
• JeopDta2: Double Jeopardy ... same as above, higher $ values.
• Just open each one in Composer, and replace the "ANSWER" and "QUESTION" links with your data. Be careful: do not accidentally lose link definition (just experiment a bit).You can simply copy and paste data.
4. Once you're ready to play the game, use Netscape Navigator to browse the pages. Start the game on the JeopBrd1 page.
• MS Internet Explorer does not correctly display the links - once you follow one link, they all appear to have been accessed.
• With Navigator, only the links that have actually been followed (ie, the answers that have been questioned) will change color.
• If you test the pages before you actually use them in public, remember to clear the history (Edit menu/Preferences/Navigator:Clear History button) so that all buttons will once again appear new (links will all be the color for "not already followed").
• I have not tried other browsers; if others work, please let me know and I'll add them to the list.I use Netscape Composer to edit the pages, although just about any html editor should work fine, of course. I don't suggest using MS Word - it should work, but I'd guess it makes the pages slower and bigger: with Word's "save as web page" function (i.e., html) a lot of extra, unnecessary tags are added. Composer is a free application that comes with the Netscape package.