Fill in Text Entry – Show only one correct value in Review Mode

ActivePresenter Support Questions
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Hello ActivePresenter Team,

I created a Fill in Text Entry question in ActivePresenter.
Example question: What is the capital of France?

Correct Values entered:

  • Paris
  • PARİS
  • Paris, France
  • The capital of France is Paris
  • paris, france
  • City of Paris

The issue: In Review Mode, ActivePresenter shows all correct values one below the other.

What I want: The system should accept all variations as correct answers, but in Review Mode, I only want to display one standard answer (e.g., “Paris”).

Is this possible?

Thanks!

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Hi,

Please find the attached project for your reference.
fill_text_entry.approj (1.4 MB)
And here are the steps to create it:

  1. Add a Shape response with Correct and Incorrect images → set to Hidden by default.

  2. Click on correct image => show Shape response

  3. Create a True/False variable for the question to determine whether the answer is correct (default value: FALSE).

  4. In the On Correct and On Incorrect events of the question: Add an Adjust Variable action: set to True or False.

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  5. In the On Load event of the slide:

Regards,

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Hello Hang,

First of all, thank you for sharing the sample project file. However, when I tried to open the fill_text_entry.approjfile, I encountered the following error:

Interprocess exception (boost: 7, native: 2): No such file or directory

This error first appeared when I attempted to open the project. Afterwards, when I tried to start ActivePresenter again, the same error kept showing up, and the program could no longer start normally.

Just wanted to let you know.

Thank you.

4

Hi Burhan,

Thanks for your quick response.

About the error you see: Interprocess exception (boost: 7, native: 2), you can perform the steps below to see if it addresses your issue:

  • Search for and remove the file named ActivePresenter 9.x.x (the suffix may vary based on the ActivePresenter version) located in the user folder.
  • Restart your computer and delete that file in case you cannot delete it for the first time.

Similar cases have been reported here: ActivePresenter not startin on macos. "Interprocess exception (boost: 7, native: 2)"

Or another way is, click the Launchpad in the Dock, open Activity Monitor, then close ActivePresenter and relaunch it.

Hope this helps!

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Hi Hang,

Thank you for your guidance. I followed the steps you suggested — locating and removing the ActivePresenter file in the user folder and restarting my computer — and I’m happy to report that the issue has been resolved. ActivePresenter now starts normally without showing the “Interprocess exception (boost: 7, native: 2)” error.

I really appreciate your support!

Best regards,

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