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Put briefly, inter<strong>TESS</strong> allows experimentation with the shortest preparatory time <strong>and</strong> ensures safe<br />

<strong>and</strong> sure performance <strong>and</strong> easy examination of results.<br />

3. Using the demo version<br />

The inter<strong>TESS</strong> demo version consists basically of three windows:<br />

3.1. The navigation window<br />

The navigation window is on the left. It serves for the selection of the subject area <strong>and</strong>, finally, of a particular<br />

experiment. In the demo version, the individual sections of the experiment are selected here. Operation is<br />

oriented on common navigation methods. Entries can be opened by a click on the symbol in front of the<br />

particular entry, or be closed by a double click on the entry.<br />

3.2. Main window<br />

The main window is on the right. The individual pages of the selected experiment are usually shown here,<br />

whereby access to the individual sections of the experiment (e.g. description of the task, material, setup,<br />

action, evaluation) is via the navigation window.<br />

3.3. Tool window<br />

The demo version has a tool window instead of a toolbar. Here it is possible to print out the actual page,<br />

change the language, or have further information on the fully functional inter<strong>TESS</strong> version displayed.<br />

3.4. Important notes on the demo version:<br />

All information <strong>and</strong> data entered in the tables <strong>and</strong> input fields are lost, when the corresponding section or the<br />

experiment are changed. In the fully functional version, data can be saved <strong>and</strong> are also maintained during<br />

navigation within an experiment.<br />

Appropriate storage capacity must be available for installation on the fixed disk.<br />

4. FAQ – Frequently asked questions <strong>about</strong> inter<strong>TESS</strong><br />

(fully functional version)<br />

4.1. On which operating systems can I run <strong>PHYWE</strong> inter<strong>TESS</strong><br />

Since <strong>PHYWE</strong> inter<strong>TESS</strong> is a Java application, it is independent of the platform. Please consider the system<br />

requirements <strong>and</strong> the respective installation guideline.<br />

4.2. How are the results being saved<br />

In one file for each experiment, every student’s entered data can be stored separately. Every file for an<br />

experiment is protected by an individual password which is assigned by the student while storing <strong>and</strong> which<br />

prohibits foreign access, e.g. by other students. In order to help the teacher to relate the experiments to the<br />

students, a name is requested while storing <strong>and</strong> will be saved in the file.<br />

Again, the stored data can be opened separately. The password, which has been assigned by the student<br />

while storing, is required in order to open these data. Signed in as a teacher, i.e. having activated full access,<br />

every file can be opened without knowing the password that has been assigned while storing. Like this, the<br />

teacher is able to evaluate the students’ results without knowing their passwords.<br />

4.3. Can I open the experiments of other users<br />

Every experiment-file is protected by an individual password. One can only open an experiment-file if one<br />

knows its password. Teachers though, have access to all experiment-files.<br />

© 2005 <strong>PHYWE</strong> <strong>Systeme</strong> GmbH & Co. KG – All rights reserved. (inter<strong>TESS</strong> / Demo / en / 25.02.2005) Page 4 / 6

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