Program Information

Variables

C%	Condition (1 to 12)
	1	Standard	Easy
	2	Standard	Moderate
	3	Standard	Hard
	4	Standard	Very Hard
	5	Trail	Easy
	6	Trail	Moderate
	7	Trail	Hard
	8	Trail	Very Hard
	9	Restart	Easy
	10	Restart	Moderate
	11	Restart	Hard
	12	Restart	Very Hard
D%	Maze Number (1 to 4)
E%	Consecutive Corrects
F%	Moves
G%	Errors
H%	Elapsed Time (in centiseconds)
I%	Input Choice (1 to 3)
	1	Mouse
	2	Keyboard
	3	Concept Keyboard
J%	Number of Tries at this Maze
K%	Number of duff moves
L%	Number of Helps
M%	Cumulative Errors

Configuring the program

Variables that can be altered for start-up

Default Values

C%	3
D%	1
I%	2

To alter the variables when the program
is to be run by itself

All of the programs for the StrongArm Cognitive Rehabilitation System contain a configfuration file called *Config* located in a directory also called Config located within the application directory. To alter this file first find the pseudo-application called !CogProgs which should be residing in the main directory of the hard or floppy disc. To view the contents of !CogProgs double click (left button) on the !CogProgs filer icon. This will open a directory viewer showing all of the installed programs. Locate the icon for !Amaze and then *open* this application directory in the standard RISC OS fashion by shift-double clicking (left button) on this icon (*hold the shift key down while double-clicking*). When the directory opens you will see a number of files and directories. Locate the directory called Config and open it by double clicking (left button) on the directory icon. A new filer window will open and the file Config will be visible. Load this file into a text editor (eg. !Edit) and carefully change the values as desired. Finally save the file with the changes that have been made.

Running the Program Under !DiscMon

If you are using one of the data monitoring systems such as !DiscMon and its related program !MenuMaker - refer to the appropriate documentation as to the manner in which start-up values may be altered.

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