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Java, Gradebook and Mac OSXCreate Grading Curve on MacintoshPrint Student Schedule After DropJava, Gradebook and Mac OSX
Directions for Java problems for Gradebook on Macintosh computers that have updated to Java Release 5.
Java, Gradebook and Mac OSX
Java, Gradebook and Mac OSX
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Create Grading Curve on Macintosh
Problem: Make grading curve items align on a Macintosh computer:
Solution 1: Use Firefox rather than Internet Explorer.
Solution 2: If using Internet Explorer,
- Before typing in any curve Score or Min Percent, continue to click the Add curveList Item button until you see the list item aligning correctly on the left margin.
- Begin entering Score and Min Percent, adding a line for each item.
- Save.
- Once saved, click on the new curve, and delete all blank lines, then save again.
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Print Student Schedule After Drop
Problem: When printing a schedule for a student whose classes were dropped and then placed back into the student's schedule, the printed schedule sometimes appears as "empty" in all restored classes.
Solution: To print a schedule when this happens, click on "Table - Group by Course (All Terms)" and, from the drop-list, select "Table - Group by Day (Term Sem1)" (or Term Tri2, etc.). This will give you the student's schedule for the current term. (Note: On a Macintosh, in order to see the drop-down menu of print and view options, you will need to use Firefox browser.) |
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