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In short, no as it's more about it being locked down than the fact it's a word processor. As I say, if you have a multi-use exam device i.e. one day spellcheck, the next no spellcheck, the next day spellcheck with reader etc. - it becomes troublesome for some software as generally GPOs are computer based, rather than user based and settings may choose to stick. The point of having something like ExamPad+ do it would be we get to configure those options on a whim regardless of user AND have universal software for digital exams. Rather than have to use say Secure Exam Browser for one exam, and WordPad+ for another for already confused exams teams/students. Thinking out loud, it would have to be exportable as a PDF rather than .epp - so imagine this isn't of significant interest now. More people are moving towards the web app instead. Depends if AQA and other exam boards go the PDF or WebApp route though (most likely the latter).

Yes, I was a bit shocked by it initially but..works okay and the kids love it compared to PDF exam paper and Word on another tab. Questions are there, and the answer boxes can be written on in a clearly defined box. Compared to say City & Guilds/WJEC/Evolve - I prefer editable PDFs 10 times out of 10. Just a bit of a pain to lock down on shared devices with different requirements for accessibility each day.

@liamrobinson - bit of a long shot but, would there be any scope for making editable PDFs work with this? We have started to use editable PDF files here as a school from Pearson so to have this work for that too would be life saving. Cheers