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I am a student researcher that is studying the MTE in my input tests
module, but one of the measures I want I don't seem to find it, it is
the time and distance traveled until the subject reaches the desired
target. Is there any way that I can get this data? Another question is
can I add other input devices to the program?

Thank You and congratulations for the excellent input testing program
that you made

David Graça

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Dear Dr. Schedlbauer,

first I have to thank you very much for providing your MTE under GPL; a
really very mature piece of software with extraordinary features - very
useful and usable.

I have one question regarding the HOME-region: When trying to hide the
home-button (Home-Position: none) and running the experiment, the first
target appears and stays there although clicked on.

Is this beahvior intended? Have I done something wrong configuring the
experiment (any parameters/options I didn't see)?

Hope you could give me a hint.

Best regards
Armin Eichinger

A new manual for MTE that includes a tutorial has been uploaded.
Please respond with any improvements.

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
uml_mte group:

Would you like to see XML support for MTE? Specifically, is
exporting and importing of experiment configurations and data
files as XML documents of necessity to your work?

   o Yes, I need to have XML support for experiment configuration and data files
   o XML support for experiment configurations is enough
   o XML support for data is enough
   o XML support is nice, but not necessary
   o There's no need for XML support


To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/uml_mte/surveys?id=1854293

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

MTE 1.4.x will be an EOL (End of Life) release for Java 1.4.x. All
future versions of MTE will only be compatible with Java 5. Please
note that serialized files are not compatible between Java 1.4 and
Java 5. So, any experiment configurations and data files generated
with MTE 1.4 will not be compatible with future releases of MTE.

If this becomes an issue, we will release a utility that exports MTE
1.4 files to an XML document which can then be imported into future
versions of MTE.

Please be sure to respond to the poll on the subject of adding XML
support to MTE.

Welcome to the discussion forum for MTE. I am very excited by the
opportunity that a research platform like MTE presents. I would be
pleased to hear from those among you that plan to use MTE for
experiments, research, or HCI education.

Good luck!
Martin Schedlbauer